3.0
Review: Us Two, The Space
Two women sit in a cafe gazing at the menu, their nails, anything but each other. Lizzy (Karina Cornwell) and Beth (Kara Stanley) have been friends since they ...
Feminism
3.0
2.0
Review: Antigone, New Diorama Theatre
Antigone isn’t short of drama - war, sibling rivalry, and murder. Yet, sat here tonight, I am baffled as to why this classic tragedy is being played out like a...
3.0
Review: Medusa, The Pleasance Theatre
We are in the midst of a cultural phenomenon with contemporary British theatre. From Six, to Emilia and most recently & Juliet, many creative teams are pos...
Niamh Callan & Elisha Lawrence: “Can I do this and still call myself a feminist?”
Jennifer Thompson interviews two women who are taking their show, Tea?...(With Milk) to Edinburgh. They chat about feminism, Trump and a distaste for producin...
2.0
Review: When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other, The National Theatre
Before the lights descended tonight, a ton of people excitedly looked the auditorium up and down as if hoping Cate Blanchett would fly out of the Dorfman’s cei...
Producing the Maiden Speech Festival: Making Space For Change
Producer, Lexi Clare writes about why we accept harmful discrimination, the 'openness' of theatre and how she is hoping to make change with Maiden Speech Festiv...