Review: Will Power, Theatre N16
As a name, Will Power conjures the image of a ‘jack the lad’, a confident (perhaps a touch arrogant) young guy with a slight swagger, affable nature, and consis...
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Review: Three Unrelated Short Plays, Theatre N16
If you are looking for spiritual enlightenment from your cultural excursions then please do look a little further; Three Unrelated Short Plays is light hearted ...
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...
Review: The Staff Room, Theatre N16
Michelle Payne’s new comedy springs into life as part of Actors Awareness week at Theatre N16. Once seated in the intimate theatre, the audience notice a tab...
Blog: The office of politics: How a rare Ibsen satire finds its place in modern theatre
There’s something exciting about adapting a piece of work that’s only ever been staged twice in the UK, especially when it’s by a playwright as brilliant as Ibs...
Review: A Little Princess, Theatre N16
Tucked away in the attic of the Bedford Pub in Balham, a loveable reimagining of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s beloved children’s novel is taking place. Undoubtedly...