Review: Songs for the End of the World, Vault Festival
Hidden in the murky depths, we are brought into the dystopian town of Ashley Combe where we are taken on a journey to, and past, the world’s end. The inventive ...
Joshua Carr
Guest blog: Vicky Graham – Stage One Producer
A week ago, Breeders – a new comedy I've commissioned, developed and produced – had its first ever performance at the St. James Theatre. As the lights faded to ...
Review: Breeders, St James Theatre
In today’s society we don’t need to have children. Back in the days when we used to hit each other on the head with a stick, breeding was humanity’s way of surv...
Review: Yellow Face, National Theatre
The often discussed, though eternally unresolved issue of the under-representation of minority groups on-stage is exactly what makes Yellow Face, currently ...
Review: Amygdala, The Print Room
CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS Former actress-turned-playwright Geraldine Alexander’s new play, Amygdala, looks at how the brain responds to trauma in different peo...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jekyll and Hyde
(2/5 stars) This super-camp, massively melodramatic re-telling of Jekyll and Hyde takes itself far too seriously despite all of its self-mockery. Trying to...