Review: The Woods, The Royal Court Theatre
We enter, treading on bark and wood chippings to take our seats, walking through a dark and damp wood, weaving past tall, spindling tree trunks. Naomi Dawson’s ...
Lucy Morrison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Manwatching, Roundabout @ Summerhall
An honest and frank exploration of female sexuality, Manwatching is written by an anonymous playwright for the Royal Court. She has chosen to remain anonymo...
Review: Pests, Royal Court Theatre
As the lights go up on Pests, you may be forgiven for believing you had accidentally stumbled into a time warp. Developed in collaboration with Clean Br...
Feature: Pests – “dark and brutal and fierce and dreamy and nightmarish”
(c) Katherine Leedale Pests is about two sisters, Rolly and Pink, who live in a tiny, rotting room and have nothing in the world but each other. They even c...
Billy the Girl: getting to know Clean Break
Laura Turner speaks to writer Katie Hims about Clean Break's new show Billy the Girl, informed by workshops conducted with female prisoners.
Review: Billy the Girl, Soho Theatre
Billy's back home after a year in prison and, whilst she's bright-eyed and beaming, her conversation a mishmash of motivational 'positive thinking' slogans, h...