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Review: Pepper and Honey, York Theatre Royal
Pepper and Honey is a touching piece that explores the challenging themes of immigration and acceptance in post Brexit-Britain, through the two things we can a...
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Review: Scenes with girls, The Royal Court
We’re in 2020 and it is still such a political act to see a show performed by three female actors, written and directed by women, specifically speaking about g...
3.0
Review: Us Two, The Space
Two women sit in a cafe gazing at the menu, their nails, anything but each other. Lizzy (Karina Cornwell) and Beth (Kara Stanley) have been friends since they ...
Pulitzer Prize finalist, Lisa D’Amour: “I don’t have to do things the way everybody else does them”
Memories of leaving her home in Sweden come flooding back for writer, Halima Hassan as she interviews Playwright, Lisa D' Amour. They talk about her new show, ...
Emilia: The West-End Not Ready for Clever Women?
Like many of us, Emma Bentley was not happy to see Emilia close early. Here, she ponders why: bad ticket sales? bad marketing? The white men at the 'top'? W...
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...