5.0
Review: 15 Heroines, Jermyn Street Theatre
There was a time, not so long ago, where the sight of an actor alone on stage was an enticing sign of the illusive soliloquy, common in Shakespeare but rare in...
Gemma Whelan
5.0
4.0
Review: Pinter Seven, Harold Pinter Theatre
Through an earlier press release, I lately learned of Harold Pinter’s close relationship with Danny Dyer, to whom he was apparently something of a mentor or ev...
Review: Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre
Radiant Vermin is a 90 minute comic satire that touches on themes of housing, consumerism and basic morals; who knew polite parents-to-be could get this dark! ...
Feature: A dynamic duo with Philip Ridley and David Mercatali
Image credit: Anna Soderblom With the banned Moonfleece, the hit Tender Napalm and the prestigious Scotsman Fringe First Award winner Dark Vanilla Jungle, wr...
Review: Black Jesus
Sitting in the front row no more than a metre away from the actors, and transported to Zimbabwe in 2015, issues which might ordinarily feel worlds away become...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dark Vanilla Jungle
(4/5)
Andrea is seemingly a normal girl. She has her hopes and dreams, spends lots of time thinking about boys and has a complex relationship with her mother....