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...
one-woman show
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 ...
Review: The Book Club, King’s Head Theatre
Deborah's youngest daughter has flown the nest; her oldest still hasn’t given her any grandchildren and her husband is fixated on running a marathon - so home l...
Review: Words, Words, Words, Leicester Square Theatre
Less is more, and Lowri Amies proves it. Words, Words, Words is a scream of despair; it is a brutally honest one-hour sharing; it is an act of courage and kindn...
Review: Portrait, Stratford Circus
There’s nothing more exciting than feeling like you’ve stumbled upon a truly promising writer and performer at the start of their artistic journey. Racheal Ofor...
Blog: How to make a One Man/Woman Show work
Image by Actorul at Flickr Creative Commons. By default I’m a director, but occasionally I enjoy working the other side of the fence, on the stage. Doing bot...