Charli West

VENUE: RIVERSIDE STUDIOS >>> ASBO BOZO is a one woman 70-minute play brimming with witty observations and a celebration of northern culture. Written and performed by Georgina Duncan, along with co-creators Will Bishop and Colm Gleeson, this play...

VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> One Day When We Were Young is a quiet, almost timid, play. We follow the relationship between two characters, Violet and Leonard, across three time periods starting during the Second World War. The first is the night before Leonard leaves for war...

VENUE: SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE >>> It seems fitting that I saw Son of a Bitch in the same week that I have been re-watching the Bridget Jones films. This play, written and performed by Anna Morris, also depicts the societal pressure felt by women in their 30s and 40s...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> Nothing is as it seems. That’s the message to take away from the aptly named Under the Table, written and directed by Aaron Thaker. Split into four parts: sex, politics, money, and religion, the play follows four mini stories that hold up a mirror to contemporary Britain...

VENUE: THEATRE AT THE TABARD >>> Is there anything better than realising you’ve been watching a show for the good part of 20 minutes with a goofy grin on your face? How about when the whole room laughs at a joke made on stage...

VENUE: WATERLOO EAST THEATRE >>> As we took to our seats in the Waterloo East theatre last night, we could feel the shudder of the train tracks romping along above us. An inner city theatre located under the arches of a bridge felt fitting for this show: an often claustrophobic-feeling...