Review: Clay, Pleasance Theatre
I was really keen to see Clay by writer Adam Foster as I had previously caught another production co-written by him: Molly at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. The dark content and contemporar…
I was really keen to see Clay by writer Adam Foster as I had previously caught another production co-written by him: Molly at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. The dark content and contemporar…
“Does anyone find grief awkward?”, Jack Rooke asks his audience upstairs at the Soho Theatre. It is a mixed reaction: some hands fling up willingly, others like myself volunteer …
No Help Sent; an acronym for NHS, I realised in an ‘aha’ moment, aptly describes our imminent fate should our National Health Service be demolished. Writer Jack West draws worthy…
Antler are a bunch of creatives who love to play. Life is serious enough and why shouldn't the theatre be fun?! The company specifies humour, playfulness and inventive theatricality as the l…
Admittedly, I am a big advocate of bold female characters on stage. I am also always intrigued to see how theatre can tackle a subject like mental illness. It is not unchartered territory on…