Olly Hawes Interview
Olly Hawes: F**King Legend is at the Riverside Studios, London between Wednesday 13th November to Saturday 21st December. We caught up with Olly to ask him a few questions...
Seven Days in the Life of Simon Labrosse Review
WHITE BEAR THEATRE >>> From the moment you walk into the theatre, you are met with a warm welcome from the cast and enter into a play within a play: Seven Days in the Life
Land of the Free Review
VENUE: SOUTHWARK PLAYOUSE, BOROUGH >>> Land of the Free centres around the life of John Wilkes Booth, the actor who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. If America can be considered a cultural...
Autumn Review
PARK THEATRE >>> In Harry McDonald’s adaptation of Ali Smith’s novel Autumn, political turmoil gushes like a tempest through an archipelago of very emotive plot lines. It’s 2016. 32-year-old Elisabeth Demand (Rebecca Banatvala), a history
Beryl Cook: A Private View Review
VENUE: FINBOROUGH THEATRE >>> As we walk into the theatre, the music playing puts us straight into the mood. Soft jazz transports us into the world of Beryl Cook, or at least her studio in
Knife on the Table Review
VENUE: COCKPIT THEATRE >>> No matter how much we may want one or how hard we may yearn for one, some stories don’t have happy endings - be it in real life or on stage. Endings
Gay Pride And No Prejudice Review
VENUE: UNION THEATRE >>> Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice has been reworked and reimagined more times than I can count. David Kerby-Kendall's new adaptation, Gay Pride and No Prejudice, is joining the body of works
Foreverland Review
VENUE: SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE, BOROUGH >>> If you had the opportunity to live forever, would you take it? This question lies at the heart of Emma Hemingford’s Foreverland currently playing at Southwark Playhouse. In this dystopian new
