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51 stories by "Lydia Lakemoore"

Review: Firebird, Trafalgar Studios by Lydia Lakemoore

Firebird tells the excruciating tale of a fourteen-year-old girl named Tia who we see groomed into a Asian sex ring and brutally abused. Tia, played by Callie Cooke, is lured into the car of…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:26pm on February 24, 2016[SHARE]

Review: Shafted!, Cast Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

The language of John Godber's latest work Shafted! is simple and conversational. Godber confessed, during the post-show discussion, that this is the first draft of his play because he wants …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 1:48pm on February 21, 2016[SHARE]

Review: Mountain Language | One for the Road | The New World Order, Milton Court Studio Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

The Guildhall School of Music and Drama presents an abstract trio of Pinter, taking scenes from Harold Pinter’s One for the Road, The New World Order and Mountain Language and bringing…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:45pm on February 1, 2016[SHARE]

Review: Big Brother Blitzkrieg, King's Head Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

What if Adolf Hilter were a contestant in the Big Brother house? What if his outspoken manner and aggressive insanity made him popular with the viewing public? What if he won? These are the …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 12:18pm on January 17, 2016[SHARE]

Review: African Gothic, Park Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Two people, an unshaved male, dirty and unkempt, along with a young woman in a similarly dishevelled manner, embrace one other on a grimy and stained matress. I initially surmised the pair t…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:46pm on January 10, 2016[SHARE]

Review: Sigurd The Dragon Slayer, Tabard Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

The Tabard Theatre is a wonderfully intimate and welcoming space and Sigurd The Dragon Slayer is a fitting choice for their festive production. Aimed at children from pre- to junior school, …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:34pm on December 20, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Cinderella, Lyric Hammersmith by Lydia Lakemoore

Pantomimes immediately welcome you into the spirit of Christmas. With catchy songs, brightly-coloured sets, and always a 'happily ever after', it’s hard not to get wrapped up in the me…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 8:21am on November 30, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Beryl, Cast Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Triumphantly delivered with energy and pride Beryl is a northern masterpiece. Let me begin by expressing how wonderfully refreshing it is to see regional theatre giving London a run for i…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 9:44am on November 22, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Morgen und Abend, Royal Opera House by Lydia Lakemoore

This newest opera by Georg Friedrich Haas can be described as little other than sombre. Embracing the idea of life and death, it tells of a character " Johannes, played by Christoph Pohl …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 1:13pm on November 15, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Gigi, Tabard Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Last night I was treated to one of the most delightful shows I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Gigi is a play based on a French novel written in the early 1940s, which on the face of i…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:10pm on November 8, 2015[SHARE]

Review: The Rose of Jericho, Kings Head Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

The Rose of Jericho is the latest work by playwright Alex Martinez, and is a brutal and honest biography of an ex-army soldier. In the form of an aggressive and unapologetic one-man play, Ke…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:50pm on November 3, 2015[SHARE]

Review: The Screenwriter's Daughter, Leicester Square Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

This evening I witnessed a piece of history, an untold piece of history, a heartbreaking piece of history. The Screenwriter’s Daughter is factually based on the lives of American scree…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 8:12pm on November 1, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Outsiders, Cast Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Outsiders is a play inspired and based on Camus’s novel The Stranger ,or L'Etranger. The play focuses on two of the book’s background characters, Marie and Sumaya. Here we see th…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:07pm on September 27, 2015[SHARE]

Review: bloominautschwitz, Soho Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

bloominauschwitz is an intriguing one man play based on Joyce's Ulysses. The story follows the tale's pivotal character Leopold Bloom. We see him travel through time exploring his roots as a…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:31am on August 28, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Drayton Arms by Lydia Lakemoore

The Wyrd Sisters Theatre Company was founded in 2013 with a goal to produce classical works with a twist. They often gender switched main characters aiming to cast the right personality to a…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:58pm on August 21, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Blood Wedding, Bread and Roses Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Blood Wedding, based on a newspaper account of a wedding in Spain in 1928, shot Lorca to huge success in the world of the arts. The plot centres on a kind and honourable gentleman of a villa…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:10am on August 21, 2015[SHARE]

Review: My Children! My Africa!, Trafalgar Studios by Lydia Lakemoore

This intimate three-hander centres around Mr M, played by Anthony Ofoegbu, a passionate teacher at the all-black school in 'the location', one of the segregated black areas in South Africa. …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:12pm on August 12, 2015[SHARE]

Review: F*cking Men, King's Head Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Do we stereotype gay men? Do we think we understand the conventions of a gay relationship? Are there even conventions to a gay relationship? F*cking Men explores and opposes what many may th…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:45pm on August 9, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Impossible, Noel Coward Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

Many people think you need to completely suspend your imagination in order to fully appreciate a magic show. Maybe I should try to do this, but I do not. After all I am a critic, and althoug…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:16pm on August 1, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Carnatic Strings, Southbank Centre by Lydia Lakemoore

The Southbank Centre plays host to two wonderful and talented groups of musicians who are heavily influenced by the Eastern Carnatic style of music. Carnatic Strings is split into two halves…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:13pm on July 23, 2015[SHARE]

Review: To Kill a Mockingbird, Barbican by Lydia Lakemoore

The story of To Kill A Mockingbird encompasses many different aspects of growing up that children have to go through on their long journey to adulthood. It is 1930s America and we watch thre…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 1:20pm on July 5, 2015[SHARE]

Review: hang, Royal Court Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

We are in some unknown years into the future, capital punishment is legal, and the law states that the victim has the final say in how their offender is killed. Three unnamed characters are …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:38pm on June 21, 2015[SHARE]

Review: An Audience with Jimmy Savile, Park Theatre by Lydia Lakemoore

An Audience with Jimmy Savile is possibly one of the most shocking plays currently showing in London. Steeped in horrifying truths, scandalous admissions and cruel honesty this is a ground-b…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 9:22am on June 13, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Waiting for Godot, Barbican by Lydia Lakemoore

It is always a liberating moment when browsing the literature in your programme to come across a blunt and brutally honest quotation by such a master as Sir Peter Hall. As the first director…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:34pm on June 8, 2015[SHARE]

Review: Battersea Odyssey, Katherine Low Settlement by Lydia Lakemoore

Battersea Odyssey is a collection of untold community stories, merged together into a piece of promenade theatre. Light Box Theatre, based in Battersea, collaborated with local people to …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:11pm on May 19, 2015[SHARE]
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