Not So ‘Idle Women’ Part 2: Navigating Greater Waters
In my first guest blog, I wrote about the background to The Idle Women: Recreating the Journey – a waterways tour of a show sharing the stories of the wartime w...
World War I
Review: Voices, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Playing at The Lion and Unicorn’s attic, Voices is a two-handed account of the ever-remembered Great War. Tissues at the ready, I strapped myself in for overwhe...
Review: Out Of The Cage, Park Theatre
Actor turned writer/director Alex McSweeney has illustrated one of the most important catalysts for the feminist movement in a new play. Drawing on historical f...
Review: BalletBoyz: Young Men, Sadler’s Wells
BalletBoyz’s The Talent company kick off the Sadler’s Wells 2015 season with a brand new work that draws on the anniversary of World War I as inspiration, and d...