Amber-Rae Stobbs
Review: YOU KILLED MY CAT, Baron's Court Theatre
Review: KABBARLI: AN IRISHWOMAN IN THE DESERT, Etcetera Theatre
Review: GERRY & SEWELL, Aldwych Theatre
Review: OUR MOTHER'S DAUGHTERS, The Hen & Chickens Theatre
Interview: 'It's About Anyone With A Dream': Actor Becky Clayburn on Working Class Stories and Pride in the North East in GERRY & SEWELL
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Review: YOU KILLED MY CAT, Baron's Court Theatre
The play itself is incredibly witty and sharp.
Review: FOR YOUR TWENTIES, The Etcetera Theatre
Banning’s script is clear when spoken.
Review: KABBARLI: AN IRISHWOMAN IN THE DESERT, Etcetera Theatre
The curse of being a woman is that you will forever know anger.
Review: OUR MOTHER'S DAUGHTERS, The Hen & Chickens Theatre
At the heart of every female friendship group, no matter the age group, is love and a joint effort to make sure you’re in each other's lives until you’re old and grey.
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.
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