4.0
Review: Midnight Your Time, Donmar Warehouse
A dimly lit kitchen somewhere in the heart of Canonbury is where we meet Judy (Diana Quick) for the first time. The year 2010 has just begun and the mother of ...
one-woman show
4.0
3.0
Review: Blood Orange, Old Red Lion Theatre
In her self-written one-woman show Blood Orange, Tania Amsel takes us on a journey through England’s hospitals and the daily life of NHS’s nurses. With a dark ...
Nicôle Lecky: “There was a long time where I wanted to be writing more”
Taking her acclaimed play, Superhoe to Brighton Festival next month, as well as working on a 'top secret' TV series, Nicôle Lecky is busy. We caught up with he...
Oh, you’re doing THAT SHOW again?
As she revives her 2015 Feminist solo show, writer and performer, Emma Bentley asks when a good time to revive is. Or, when should you finally put it to bed? ...
Review: ASSMONKEY: In Conversation, Network Theatre
It's hard to approach a comedy review without thinking you are God’s gift to the entertainment industry. So, here goes an attempt to review an artists' work fro...
Review: Identity Crisis, Ovalhouse
According to the blurb for Phina Oruche's one-woman show Identity Crisis, the show is about Oruche's personal journey through fashion and media, and what these ...