4.0
Review: Leopards, Rose Theatre
This week shows a
definite return to form for theatres, with the world premiere of Alys Metcalf’s
Leopards at Rose Theatre, Kingston. It is a slick two-hander,...
Lily Arnold
4.0
Review: Room, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Room tells the story of Ma and her little boy Jack as they go about their daily lives within the confines of a small, square room. They play, exercise, read, an...
Review: The Box Of Photographs, Polka Theatre
This is a really lovely show. The Box of Photographs is a play that explores the imagination of a young girl growing up in inner city London. The play itself is...
Review: The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie, Arcola Theatre
The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie. It takes a second to digest that, just as a title. As a title alone, it packs quite the punch; it’s about as a catc...
Review: TOMCAT, Southwark Playhouse
With so many potential topics for theatre to explore, there really is carte blanche nowadays for a writer to paint the canvas of their work. So many plays look ...
Review: peddling, Arcola Theatre
Written and performed by boy-wonder Harry Melling, his debut play, peddling is so perfectly balanced, cleverly staged and unnoticeably acted that it’s difficult...