The Lone Theatregoer
I tried an experiment the other week, a test of my mental ability to attend the theatre on my own. Ah, this might be an easy task to handle...
Theatre
Review: The Habit of Art
There is something oddly familiar with Alan Bennett's new play, The Habit of Art now playing at the National Theatre. It has nothing to do with Artistic Directo...
Internship’s The Thing
Trends come and go. In everything, there is a trend. So, perhaps unsurprisingly trends are readily coming and going within the theatre world, and none more prol...
Review: Mother Courage and Her Children
Mother Courage and Her Children has been built into my nervous system since a young age. Programmed and modified in vigorous lessons at GCSE's, A Level a...
Review: Change, Arturo Brachetti
I must surely be asking for an early death at the moment, for it would appear that I have once again managed to (just) survive another one man show. In the past...
Review: Made In Russia, Sacred Festival
The Sacred Festival is in full swing now at the Chelsea Theatre, and as mentioned in my previous article here, it is one not to be missed. Bursting with contemp...