Emma Burnell is a freelance journalist writing about politics and theatre. She has her own blog on immersive theatre (Soakedindreams.com). Emma recently completed an MA in Journalism and has worked in communications for think tanks and pressure groups for fifteen years.
This is definitely a play of two halves and one where – frankly – they are lucky I stayed past the interval to see what they were actually capable of....
I’ve just seen a play about my family. No really. Three very different grown-up kids - tick. Activist boomer parents - tick. Endless arguments and spa...
As a one night threesome develops into a consensual affair between one husband and a younger man, three men explore the meaning of love, passion and r...
Rutherford and Sons is a powerful deconstruction of how the intersection of class and patriarchy enabled weak men’s dominion over women, no matter the...
Like You Hate Me is a play full of raw honesty and emotion. The relationship between the two characters (the play is a two-hander) jumps dizzyingly be...
Good fringe theatre goes one of two ways. Either it’s so out there that it shocks you, or it’s small, personal, and deeply touching. In Feel, the latt...
The American Clock is a lavish production of a confusing and disjointed play. It reminded me of nothing so much as a stage version of The Big Short. H...
