Review: MADWOMEN OF THE WEST, Riverside Studios
Four acting icons.
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Review: SECONDS TO MIDNIGHT, Riverside Studios
Queer friendships and the end of the world.
Review: JOHN LLOYD YOUNG, The Crazy Coqs
Sometimes a story of the history of the industry, and those who inhabit it, is a needed reminder of the magic behind the experiences and stories which characterise the theatre community.
Review: THE DAO OF THE UNREPRESENTATIVE BRITISH CHINESE EXPERIENCE, Soho Theatre
From the minute Daniel York Loh finished his opening monologue in Kakilang’s The Dao of the Unrepresentative British Chinese Experience, I knew this would be a piece of theatre that wouldn’t allow me to remain comfortable, drift off or stop questioning my own beliefs for a second.
Guest Blog: Director Josh Maughan on Partnerships, Opportunities and His Latest Show, EUCHARIST
In 2020, my best friend Freddie Acaster and I decided to set up a production company – after one too many G&Ts.
Review: CANDY, Park Theatre
One of the most unique and important narratives of masculinity and sexuality that I’ve seen- told in a 75-minute showcase of immense talent.
Review: SPIRAL, Jermyn Street Theatre
review“How do people cope in the worst imaginable situation?” This is what writer, and lead actress, Abigail Hood sets out to examine in Spiral, now at the Jermyn Street Theatre after a run at the Park Theatre.
Review: OUTLIER, Jack Studio
One-man shows tackling queer experiences aren’t hard to come by.
Review: AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, Jermyn Street Theatre
It is not often that Fringe venues act as platforms for important narratives from the older generation.
Review: PLAYFIGHT, Seven Dials Playhouse
As an audience member, there is something truly empowering about leaving the theatre knowing you are more educated than you were upon arrival.
Review: BONES, Park Theatre
With society bursting with an array of social issues to tackle, creative platforms hold great potential in providing complex and transformative commentary on such issues.
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