Review: Jericho’s Rose, The Hope Theatre
Tying in with the very topical subject of living and being able to work in the UK as a non- British citizen, Jericho’s Rose explores the idea of belonging throu...
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Review: One Last Thing (For Now), Old Red Lion Theatre
The ensemble of Althea Theatre’s One Last Thing (For Now) seems particularly good at listening. One character reads a letter aloud, or writes one, or sends a Sk...
Review: The Playboy of the Western World, Southwark Playhouse
Needless to say, The Playboy of the Western World is a classic, and with that this production is lumbered with the task of living up to that label. John Milling...
Review: There’s No Place Like, Above The Arts Theatre
Hannah used to be a teacher but, since moving to the UK, she now works as a barmaid at the pub. Young Jordan walks into the bar; he has just lost his job and si...
Guest Blog: Lilac Yosiphon on “an impenetrable immigration wall”
When I first moved to London, all I had were three things: two flatmates who worked in Camden, a cat, who they’d apparently adopted during a wild night out in C...