Review: Hole, Royal Court Theatre
The Royal Court has been extraordinary as of late at dedicating their spaces to let women experiment with form. Ellie Kendrick’s debut play Hole is another expe...
Helen Goalen
Review: Two Man Show, Soho Theatre
With such a vast number of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year, it is not surprising that I wasn’t able to see everything I wanted to. That’s why I...
Review: We Want You To Watch, National Theatre
Pornography. In today’s society it’s everywhere. The volume of pornography available to cater for both sexes and a myriad of tastes is nowadays considered norma...
Sponsored feature: RashDash – “certainly no one-trick pony”
After the “delightfully dishevelled” and “remarkably raw” The Ugly Sisters in January, RashDash Productions is returning to the Soho Theatre with Oh, I Can’t Be...
Review: The Ugly Sisters, Soho Theatre
Anyone remember Soho Cinders? It was in the Soho Theatre’s main space a couple of seasons ago. It was a subversive – musical – account of the classic Cinderel...
Regional Review: The Ugly Sisters
For me, theatre is all about presenting to the audience something weird, wonderful and immersive. Armed with its new production, The Ugly Sisters, produced at...