3.0
Review: Babylon: Beyond Borders, Bush Theatre
Babylon: Beyond Borders in an ambitious, passion-filled project spanning across four countries. In London, it feels as though I am at the epicentre of this amb...
Annie Siddons
3.0
Review: Dennis of Penge, Ovalhouse
Dionysus descends from Olympia to manage a chicken shop in Penge. Here, as Dennis (Jorell Coiffic-Kamall), he faces Wendy (Annie Siddons) across the counter. Ch...
Review: How (Not) To Live in Suburbia, Soho Theatre
How (Not) To Live in Suburbia feels both timelessly personal and very much of the current zeitgeist. It follows Annie Siddons, the work’s author and main protag...
Review: Raymondo, Clapham Omnibus
Raymondo is a spoken word story woven over the course of just over an hour by writer and performer Annie Siddons. It charts the exploits Raymondo and his younge...
Review: The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, Unicorn Theatre
Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls! Lovers, fighters and philosophists! Take your seats for story of The Nutcracker as you’ve never seen it before. There are ...
Review: Momo, Polka Theatre
Momo is an adaptation of Michael Ende’s book of the same name. Presented by Filament Theatre and the Greenwich Theatre, it is currently residing at the Polka Th...