Review: The Snow Queen, Theatre N16
Originally published in 1844 by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, The Snow Queen is ultimately a tale of good versus evil. It's traditionally told in seven...
Scott Ellis
Review: Henry V, Southwark Playhouse
Henry V could not have graced the stage at a more poignant or apt time. Living in a society riddled with the drama of Brexit and surrounded by the even more con...
Review: Fallen in Love: The Secret Heart of Anne Boleyn
The moody overcast sky and the anniversary of the execution of George Boleyn in 1536 seemed fittingly portentous for the opening night of Fallen in Love in the ...
Review: Macbeth
I walked into the Lion and Unicorn Pub in Kentish Town a little confused. I wondered how a theatre housed in a pub could work, I worried Shakespeare’s masterful...