Review: Harold and Maude, Charing Cross Theatre
Take one disaffected young man. Add a spirited woman who challenges his views and forces him to try new things. The result: a manic pixie dream girl film which ...
Death
Review: Slap, Theatre Royal Stratford East
A forceful strike that leaves an aftermath of lingering pain defines the word slap, and is a fitting characterisation of Dominique in Alexis Gregory’s play of t...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Am I Dead Yet?, Traverse Theatre
“Death is no longer a moment. It’s a process. A process that can be reversed.” So reads the description for Unlimited Theatre’s Am I Dead Yet, a two-hander by w...
Review: A First Class Death, Vault Festival 2015
I never expected that at this early stage of my 20s I’d have started planning my funeral. Last night, along with a group of strangers, I got to talking about my...
Spotlight On: Unicorn Theatre
Renowned children's theatre the Unicorn is seeking out new audiences as it expands its focus from 2 year olds to 21 year olds.
The Dark Side of Love: Dealing with emotion in Shakespeare
Continuing our The Dark Side of Love blog series is cast member Rosy Morris, who talks about accessing emotion in Shakespeare's work. When we first started d...