★★★★ The Cult of Kenzo – a one woman show with the energy of an entire cast
Harry Bignell reviews The Cult of Kenzo at Camden People’s Theatre.
★★★★ Tense and Layered – The Post-Truth Era Clashes with Ordinary Lives
Abigail Bryant reviews Adam & Eve at The Hope Theatre, Islington In today’s political and media climate, the very definition of ‘truth’ is as ambiguous as it is dangerous. Taking a step back from Trump and Hollywood, Adam & Eve confronts a post-truth era against the landscape of […]
★★ An Underwhelming Spotlight on Celebrity Culture
Abigail Bryant reviews The Buzz at The Bread & Roses Theatre Kyla and Josh have just got home from an industry awards event, and are obsessing over the red carpet photos on social media. Surrounded by sterile yet lavish aesthetics, their luxury penthouse serves as the setting for […]
Chronic Illness and Sisterly Love: Laura McGrady discusses her new play, Babybox
Abigail Bryant interviews writer Laura McGrady Firstly, congratulations on the world premiere of Baby Box, running as part of King’s Head Theatre’s ‘Who Runs The World?’ feminist season this May. How are you feeling about its showcase? Thank you! I can’t wait to finally share this story with […]
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