Review: Borders and Games, Arcola Theatre
We live in a society very ignorant of the conflict in Syria and its harrowing reality, which is often paved over by the short and sickly-sweet blanket term: "th...
Henry Naylor
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Games, Gilded Balloon
★★★ 1936, Berlin. The Olympic games are underway and international delegates accept Swastika – branded invitations to cocktail parties and arena events. The ...
Review: Angel, Arcola Theatre
Following The Collector and Echoes, Angel is the third play in the Arabian Nightmares series written by playwright Henry Naylor. Directed by Michael Cabot, the ...
Review: Borders, Gilded Balloon Teviot
Borders by Henry Naylor offers us a perspective on the Syrian refugee crisis that often goes untold. In the midst of a media which rarely shows us anything othe...
Review: The Collector, The Greenwich Theatre
Take yourself back to 2003, turning on the news and hearing story after story of bombings and terrorism when the invasion of Iraq began in the Middle East. ‘Tho...
Review: The Collector, York Theatre Royal
It’s always interesting to see where Fringe shows end up after their stint in Edinburgh. Some shows disappear, while others re-emerge years later with renewed v...