Amber-Rae Stobbs
Review: THE SNEEZE, Golden Goose Theatre
Director Edward Neale really knows how to get the best out of his cast, giving everyone time to showcase their abilities and strengths.
Review: CHAOS: III, The Pleasance Theatre
There aren’t many times in your life where you can safely say you’ve watched a lip-sync routine to a song about being on Jobseeker’s Allowance, all the while having just watched a clown piece seemingly about how Year 7’s always have backpacks larger than them.
Review: EMBRACE, The Hope Theatre
For a first-time production to have this level of professionalism and creative mastery within the text, Glitter Bloke Productions ought to be very proud.
Review: GERRY & SEWELL, Aldwych Theatre
Who gets to decide where, or what, ‘home’ is? For many, it’s a place: the town or city you were born in; the destination you’ve always felt drawn to, regardless of the reason; or maybe it’s a building, somewhere you feel your safest.
Interview: 'It's About Anyone With A Dream': Actor Becky Clayburn on Working Class Stories and Pride in the North East in GERRY & SEWELL
Becky Clayburn is an actor who truly represents what the North-East of England has to offer.
Review: 384 DAYS, Pleasance Theatre
O’Rourke turned her thoughts into a concerningly witty and twisted play that has you both rooting for and terrified of her character.
Interview: 'We're In A Moment of Endurance': Writer and Actor Megan Ita O'Rourke on Grief and Inspiration for Her Play 384 DAYS
Megan Ita O’Rourke is an actor-writer with a gift for creating stories that share a positive light on vulnerability.
Review: A ROOF ABOVE MY HEAD, The Lion And Unicorn Theatre
Youthful dialogue, reflecting the modern times we are in, while perfectly encapsulating what it means to be a person in your mid-twenties in London: the constant battle of trying to have a life rather than just an existence, while working 6-day weeks.
Review: ANNE BOLEYN: THE MUSICAL, Hever Castle
There are only a few names that, when spoken, hold such a weight that you feel almost as if you cannot carry them.
Review: SUNLAND, Riverside Studios
Evolution has always been seen as a 'necessity'.
Review: 05:59, Hope Theatre
Beautiful writing and strong performances deliver a memorable production
Review: HAMSTRUNG: A SHAKESPEAREAN GHOST STORY, The Glitch
This play will have you laughing away at Hamlet-based in-jokes, questioning what you think you know, and having a grand old time interacting with the actor and your fellow audience members in a one-hour riot of a play, perfect for any evening of theatre that you need.
Review: LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT, Golden Goose Theatre
Some plays are untouchable.
Review: THIS IS NOT A MURDER MYSTERY, Drayton Arms Theatre
The classic story of a murder mystery is one that has made its way through the generations of stage, screen, and literature throughout history.
Review: BEARABLE SEQUENCE, Golden Goose Theatre
This piece, along with the fight it is fighting, is not quite finished yet.
Review: DICK, Drayton Arms Theatre
With scenes so long that it forces you to feel uncomfortable, the real meaning of theatre is back.
Review: BODY STOCKING LEGION, Bethnal Green Working Men's Club
Brooklyn Rep UK presents their newest show Body Stocking Legion is ripping its way into the theatre scene with comedy your grandparents would clutch their pearls at.
Review: THANKS FOR HAVING ME, Riverside Studios
A play that will truly help you.
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