Review: Hobson’s Choice, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
One of the treasures of the London theatre scene is when summer finally shows its face and the open air season begins. There is a charming sense of community wh...
Nadia Fall
Review: Home, NT Shed
Many of us are aware of the current housing crisis in the UK, but how much do we really know? And what’s more, how many of us really understand what life is lik...
Review: Another Country, Trafalgar Studios
Another Country, currently playing at Trafalgar Studios, echoes with L. P. Hartley’s claim that “the past is a foreign country: they do things differently the...
Review: Chewing Gum Dreams, NT Shed
Tracy is a 14-year-old with an eclectic bunch of friends, a passion for Craig David and a crush on a blue-eyed sixth-former, Conor Jones. She’s the type you m...
Review: HOME
How do you give unrepresented young people a voice? Well, first of all you listen to them. In this sharp and informed piece of verbatim theatre, director Nadi...
Review: Disgraced
Disgraced is a hugely academic and content-heavy piece. At times it feels a little like a university seminar, as concepts and theories as far-ranging as Orien...