19 stories by "Órla Quilligan"
Review: Hold Me Close, Camden Fringe 3.0Overall Score Hold Me Close plays at the Canal Cafe Theatre in Little Venice as part of the Camden Fringe. Located above the Bridge House pub, the aud…
Review: Happy Ending, St Gabriel's Church Hall Boys' Club 3.0Overall Score Happy Ending is a short and snappy fringe play, set in an unassuming massage parlour in Fort Lauderdale. It timidly…
Review: Andromeda, Camden People's Theatre4.0Overall ScoreAndromeda is an extremely cleverly written tale, intertwining astronomy and Greek mythology into a modern lesbian love story. Writte…
Review: Bigot, Camden People's Theatre2.0Overall ScoreBigot, a piece of new writing by Hassan Govia, explores the nature of online abuse. It dissects how incendiary comments can turn into ar…
As the brilliant work of Talawa continues, we're treated to a new voice on the block: Juliana Ayeni-Stevens. She talks to AYT about her auto-biographical show, Work this Pussy, the revolutio…
Review: Red Side of the Moon, Iris Theatre3.0Overall ScoreRed Side of the Moon, part of the Iris Theatre Festival, features a stunning score by Kathryn Tindall, sung equally beautifully by T…
Review: Shoes to Fill, Fair Play and Iris Theatre4.0Overall ScoreShoes to Fill is an hour-long tour de force, written and performed by Tanya Bridgeman and directed by Alex Miller. The play d…
Review: Bad Nights and Odd Days, Greenwich Theatre3.0Overall ScoreAs a big fan of Caryl Churchill's work it is a joy to see a thoughtfully curated selection of her short plays on stage at th…
Review: Under Milk Wood, The National Theatre 4.0Overall Score Michael Sheen stars in Under Milk Wood, a heavily adapted production of the play by Dylan Thomas. Now on the National Theatre's…
Review: Look Who's All Grown Up, The Space 3.0Overall Score Look Who's All Grown Up is an impressive piece of new writing by Abigail Chandler, performed at The Space in East London. It track…
Review: No Strings Attached, King's Head Theatre3.0Overall ScoreNo Strings Attached is a new play, written by Charles Entsie and performed at the King's Head's Ignition room, which is transf…
The groundbreaking theatre company, Clean Break haven't stopped this past year and they have no intention of doing so anytime soon. We chat with Co-Artistic Director, RoÃsÃn McBrinn to…
Review: Take Off Your Cornflakes, White Bear Theatre4.0Overall ScoreTake Off Your Cornflakes is a one-man show, starring Mark Lockyer as Tom, a man who has been diagnosed with early onset Al…
Review: Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope, Wilton's Music Hall/Seabright Productions3.0Overall ScoreQuentin Crisp: Naked Hope, a one-man show written by and starring Mark Farrelly, reanimates Quenti…
Review: A Certain Value, Anna Rispoli/Martina Angelotti2.0Overall ScoreA Certain Value is a collaborative online piece, exploring the concept of sharing and mutualised practices. The play is…
Review: A Giant Dog Bed/ Reclining Duet, Take Me Somewhere Festival3.0Overall ScoreA Giant Dog Bed / Reclining Duet is a 30 minute online screened film created and performed by Lucy Suggate,…
Review: Light on Showcase, Lights Down Productions 3.0Overall Score If you're enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a member, with every penny going towards keeping paying AYT …
Review: Waiting for Lefty, Two Lines Productions4.0Overall ScoreIf you're enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a member, with every penny going towards keeping paying AYT goin…
Review: Keep Going Then Vanish, ThickSkin/The Royal Exchange Theatre4.0Overall ScoreIf you're enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a member, with every penny going towards kee…
