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Hannah began reviewing arts at a tender age in 2003 – and hasn’t stopped being critical since. With three largely pointless degrees on queerness in 16th-century literature, she’s now also particularly keen on immersive theatre, food theatre, horror, 90s teen culture, escape rooms and generally being autistic. By day, she writes and edits books for children while trying to understand what her cat wants.

Musicals enthusiast Helen Smith is based in Scotland and contributes reviews for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. You can find her thoughts on shows throughout the year on her instagram page @helenmusicals 

L. Gourley: writer of fiction (debut novel Incipience released July 2020) and non-fiction with special interests in satirical and dark comedy, mental health, alternative music, and musical theatre. When not writing, she is most likely found enjoying live music at her nearest metal gig or festival, getting a tattoo, travelling, or at the gym pretending to have muscles. 

Born and raised in Edinburgh, Mark Carnochan has been surrounded by arts and culture his entire life thanks to the likes of the Edinburgh Fringe and the Edinburgh International Film Festival. With a growing love for criticism, Mark wrote for numerous websites covering subjects such as cinema, music and theatre before finally joining BroadwayWorld in 2022 and never looking back. Mark recently graduated with his honours degree in Film & Media from Queen Margaret University. When he’s not dealing with the daily mispronunciations of his surname, acting on stage or watching movies, Mark is writing reviews. You can find him on twitter @MarkJurassic.

Mary is a world citizen with a degree in theatre and anthropology, and is currently pursuing another in English Literature. She loves everything theatre-related and is excited to be writing for BroadwayWorld.

Natalie has been covering for BroadwayWorld Scotland since 2013 and heads up the site's Edinburgh Festival Fringe coverage. Based in Glasgow, she covers as much as she can around Scotland and is a member of the judging panel of the Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland (CATS). When not at the theatre, Natalie loves spending time with her cat Dolly Purrton and is a big fan of country music. She is frequently covered in glitter. You can follow Natalie on Twitter at @nataliealana87