4.0
Review: Scenes for Survival: Disco with Mum, National Theatre of Scotland
Disco with Mum gives us an intimate look at a video call between a mother and daughter who are spending lockdown in separate houses but are both facing an unce...
Grief
4.0
3.0
Review: One Under, The Arcola
A beautifully simplistic set greets me as I walk into the performance space—a wooden frame, a paved circle on the floor and then, juxtaposed with this, the tub...
Review: Vincent River, Park Theatre
Philip Ridley’s Vincent River returns to the stage with the same magnetic intensity, despite an 11-year absence from the stage. A play seemingly ahead of its ti...
Review: Tis Unmanly Grief, Theatre N16
Tis Unmanly Grief takes its title from a scene in Shakespeare’s Hamlet where Claudius rebukes the titular character for mourning the death of his father. Claudi...
Review: The HIV Monologues, Theatre 503
With the 16th January being labelled as the 'most depressing day of the year', concluding ‘Blue Monday’ watching a play that focuses on the HIV/Aids epidemic is...
Edinburgh Guest Blog: Jack Rooke – My Nan and I believe humour is the best tool to get through tragedy
Father’s Day 2014 and I’m at my Nan’s council flat in Uxbridge, Greater London. We are having a buffet of all the things in her freezer she wants to clear out. ...