Review: Paid Fantasist, Camden People’s Theatre
The Camden People’s Theatre never ceases to amaze me with the sheer range of productions they put on. The bizarre and avant-garde can often be found here, and P...
Doctor Who
Edinburgh Review: I Need a Doctor: The Whosical, Pleasance Courtyard
It’s been a while since I’ve felt truly gripped by Doctor Who. Steven Moffat’s increasingly absurd plot lines and the absence of David Tennant (sob) caused me t...
Brighton Fringe Review: I Need a Doctor: The Whosical, The Warren
(3/5 Stars) Calling all Whovians! Can you keep a secret? I Need a Doctor: The Whosical is based on one of the BBC’s most popular shows but Stormy Teacup The...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Need a Doctor
(2/5)
With so much hype around Doctor Who at the moment, it’s a smart commercial choice by Stormy Teacup Theatre to create an “unauthorised Whosical adventure...
Kicking pigs with Kill The Beast theatre company
Naked animals and Doctor Who...all in an interview with Kill The Beast, a young company making collaborative work.
Lol’s On Comedy: Character vs Actor
Last term, during a celebratory night out after the first run of a comedy show, I was casually strolling through the Student's Union (greeting my fans, signin...