Review: Alkaline, Park Theatre
There’s intimacy, verbal violence, and social agony in Alkaline. There’s also what one might define a sapient triumph of awkwardness and prejudice. This, togeth...
Sarah Meadows
Review: The Texas Tax Man, VAULT Festival
Luke Courtier’s latest show, The Texas Tax Man, is a meta-theatrical comedy about freelancers and the shame of missing the self-assessment tax deadline. Two...
Review: Ilé la Wà, Rich Mix
Ilé la Wà translates to ‘We Are Home.’ Sometimes we all need some perspective - for all we’d like to complain about 2016, the unimaginable horrors of those suff...
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: Where Do Little Birds Go?, Old Red Lion
Often romanticised for their gangster lifestyle, the East London Kray twins hold an iconic status, further pronounced by the 2015 film Legend featuring Tom Hard...
Review: Screwed, Theatre 503
Luce (played by Eloise Joseph) and Charlene (Samantha Robinson) are a killer duo. It’s the morning after the night before, and they’re working together in a met...