REVIEW: Eden Sher – I was on a Sitcom
Reading Time: 2 minutesEden Sher's I was on a Sitcom is a show well worth watching, even if you have never seen the sitcom the marketing is based on.
Category Autobiographical
REVIEW: Eating Myself
Reading Time: 3 minutesIf there was ever an excuse for a road trip, it’s catching this warm, exquisite play that tingles and fizzes with flavour.
REVIEW: Totally Trucked
Reading Time: < 1 minuteTotally Trucked is a one-woman show written and performed by Katie Damer. It’s a deeply personal story following Katie through her teenage years, growing up as a teenager in Manchester and her experiences moving to London for drama school.
REVIEW: Welcome Home
Reading Time: 2 minuteselcome Home’s semi-autobiographical action charts Hudson’s relationship with his sexuality in the context of growing up in the Church, amid the devastating homophobic ideology that taught him his queer identity was sinful.
REVIEW: Homobesity
Reading Time: 3 minutesHomobesity is the autobiographical one-man show telling stories and musings from the life of a gay man called Connor.
REVIEW: Nice Jewish Boy
Reading Time: 3 minutesJosh is a pillar of his community. A former head boy at his Jewish high school back in South Africa, no less. He is also an attractive twink who rocks a baby-pink crop top whenever he gets the chance and is well versed in the ins and outs of the London gay scene.
REVIEW: There Was A Little Girl
Reading Time: 3 minutesThere Was A Little Girl is an autobiographical one person show, written by and starring Millie Wood-Downie, and I had such a fun time watching this show.
REVIEW: Baghdaddy
Reading Time: 2 minutesBaghdaddy is the debut play of Jasmine Naziha Jones, also playing its lead Darlee, with direction from Royal Court stalwart Millie Bhatia. It centres on British-Iraqi Darlee, piecing back fragments of her relationship with her father throughout the lead up to Britain's invasion of Iraq in 2003.
REVIEW: My Dad Wears A Dress
Reading Time: 2 minutesMy Dad Wears A Dress is a one-woman show in which Maria Telnikoff, writer and performer, takes us on a journey through her early life and what it looked like particularly in relation to her father who lives as a transgender woman.