Review: School Play, Southwark Playhouse
School Play, by Alex Mackeith, is at its best when the dialogue is quick, elegant, and very funny. It begins with the start of a school day. Lara (Fola Evans-Ak...
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Review: After October, Finborough Theatre
There’s a moment in After October, a restaging of a 1936 Rodney Ackland play, that made the critics in the audience collectively draw breath. “By what right” go...
Blog: Where Do Little Birds Go? Why violence against women is as relevant today as in 1960s London
Where Do Little Birds Go? depicts the story of Lucy Fuller, lately arrived in London, and swiftly drawn into a world of violence and exploitation when she attra...
Review: This Really Is Too Much, Blue Elephant Theatre
It’s not as though gender hasn’t been explored in theatre. That doesn’t mean we should stop - the problems haven’t stopped - but it does mean finding a creative...
Review: Feathers, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Can a family be left to self-govern their own laws? If acts of brutality are inflicted upon family members by family members, should the family retain contro...
Review: Randy Writes a Novel, Soho Theatre
So I’m guessing we could all do with a laugh around now? From Bowie to Brexit, to the complete and utter lunacy of the U.S. Election, 2016 has thrown little to ...