2.0
Review: Zoo, VAULT Festival
Every year at fringe festivals, there is a hot topic. In 2018, it was mental health; in 2019, it was toxic masculinity; and in 2020, the phrase on everybody’s ...
Hamish MacDougall
2.0
3.0
Review: Blood Orange, Old Red Lion Theatre
In her self-written one-woman show Blood Orange, Tania Amsel takes us on a journey through England’s hospitals and the daily life of NHS’s nurses. With a dark ...
4.0
Review: Dinomania, New Diorama Theatre
Dinomania
is a fast-paced look into Gideon Mantel’s (a well known geologist who collected
fossils to prove evolution) life in the 1800s and the fascinating con...
3.0
Review: The War of the Worlds, New Diorama Theatre
Over 80 years after The Mercury Theatre's infamous broadcast of H.G Wells' The War of the Worlds, scepticism of the
media is at an all-time high. Considered on...
Review: Still Ill, New Diorama Theatre
Imagine for a moment, that you are ill. You experience muscle weakness, seizures, paralysis, blackouts and other symptoms. You know you are ill, but you’re cont...
Review: Russian Dolls, King’s Head Theatre
Kate Lock’s new play Russian Dolls is definitely full of pluck and gall – as a look at modern day, working class, council flat Britain, it certainly captures th...