4.0
Review: The Political History of Smack and Crack, Live Theatre
The Political History of Smack and Crack is a fervent exploration of addiction through both a personal and political lens. Ed Edwards’ play is specifically con...
addiction
4.0
Charlotte Josephine: “You’re allowed to have your own individual reaction to the work”
Charlotte Josephine is back and taking their new play, Pops to Edinburgh. Emma Bentley sits down with them to chat about being stupidly busy and that when it c...
Review: Score, Southbank Centre
As a musical crafted from a patchwork of stories from Dr Mel Hughes’s The Parents’ Story Project, which documents the lives of parents affected by sub...
Review: People, Places and Things, National Theatre
After completely messing up a production of Chekov's Seagull, Emma the actress decides to go to rehab. She's planning on staying until she gets better, so she c...
Review: The Motherf**ker With The Hat, National Theatre
It comes as no surprise that the nature of this show is purely reflected in its title. Every other word the actors say gives credit to the name of this play too...