Review: Mirrors, Leicester Square Theatre
As soon as we enter The Lounge room at The Leicester Square Theatre, we feel as though we are intruding into someone’s personal space. Coloured cushions and shi...
Fairy-tale
Reviews: The Rattler, Bury Festival
We've teamed up with Christina Birt Projects and Company of Angels to deliver a series of reviews as part of the Creative Critics series. School children aged 8...
Review: Three Writers Walk Into A Forest, Theatre503
With fairy tale reboots, retellings and revamps being very popular today, it is difficult to find a fresh take on the classics. Luckily, writers Ian Dagger, Pip...
Edinburgh Review: Once Upon A Nightmare, Laughing Horse at the Counting House
Once upon a time there was a girl called Sophie and her brother Andy. They were called into the dream land Somnia to get the dreamstone and save the world. I...
Review: The Little Mermaid, Bristol Old Vic
The Hans Christensen Anderson version of The Little Mermaid is pretty unpleasant – our heroine feels like she's walking on broken glass every time she s...
Filskit Blog: Is there room for feminism in theatre for young audiences?
Until recently we at Filskit Theatre had never given much thought to the fact that we are an “all-female” company. The three founding members were brought tog...