3.0
Review: Ramping Up: Scratch, Homegrown Festival: Occupy
A full festival of zeitgeist topics, comedy and honest opinions in the form of theatre, Homegrown Festival: Occupy takes over the Battersea Arts Centre for fou...
Fringe
3.0
4.0
Review: The Crucible, The Yard Theatre
Like many people of younger generations, I first became aware of Arthur Miller’s 1953 play, The Crucible, when I studied it for GCSE drama. Getting a group of ...
3.0
Review: Wolfie, Theatre 503
With its long-lost twins, its wolf-mother, its tree-chorus and its woodpecker-arbiter, you would be forgiven for thinking Wolfie is a regular fairy-tale. You w...
4.0
Review: Predrinks/Afterparty, Drayton Arms Theatre
Bottles of alcohol jostle against Schweppes and other colourful mixers. They crowd a coffee table littered with plastic cups where shot glasses spill over, roa...
Review: Weird, Soho Theatre
Weird is a one woman play that explores issues of mental health, specifically OCD, in an immensely accessible and intriguing way. The show starts when we di...