REVIEW: A Stan is Born
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Stan is Born, written and performed by Alexis Sakellaris, is a beautiful love letter to the people in our lives who support us on our journeys of self-discovery.
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REVIEW: Traplord at Sadler’s Wells East
Reading Time: 3 minutesIt is clear that this evocative show will continue to impact people; to shock and to move them
REVIEW: Yellow Power Ranger
Reading Time: 2 minutesSpending a beautifully sunny Saturday evening watching Nic Sampson’s Yellow Power Ranger at Soho Theatre was incredibly fitting – the show was warm, entertaining, and quite honestly had us in tears with how much we laughed.
REVIEW: My Mother’s Funeral
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘Surprising, sometimes poetic, and punctuated with sharp tangs of satire and humour.’
REVIEW: Wormholes
Reading Time: 3 minutesEmily Jupp’s Wormholes, playing at the Omnibus Theatre, is a piece directed by Scott Le Crass exploring the mental labyrinth of a survivor of domestic violence and psychological abuse, after she finds herself in a psychiatric ward trying to piece together her life and her memories.
REVIEW: When It Snows In April
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen It Snows in April depicts the growing pains of trying to discover and understand oneself as a young person. It explores trauma and loss in a way that feels authentic and gracious, examining how they can impact our relationships with others.
REVIEW: Strategic Love Play
Reading Time: 3 minutesStrategic Love Play explores a contemporary society’s expectations of relationships, love and dating.
REVIEW: A Rude Awokening
Reading Time: 3 minutesA Rude Awokening, premiering at the White Bear Theatre, is a show that exists in two parts – (two living rooms, to be more precise.) Written and produced by Vaughan Evans and directed by Harry Saks.