Weald Lettie Mckie 08/02/2016 Weald, currently showing at the Finborough is a new play by prize winning writer Daniel Foxsmith. A poignant story about the bond between two men, Wea...
P’yongyang Lettie Mckie 13/01/2016 Romeo and Juliet meets The Manchurian Candidate Pyonyang is a heart-breaking tale of forbidden love between two young people growing up in Communist N...
Flowering Cherry Lettie Mckie 24/11/2015 Robert Bolt was one of the 20th Century’s most successful playwrights. He first shot to fame in the 1960s with A Man for All Seasons before going on t...
Treasure Lettie Mckie 26/10/2015 100 years ago London’s East End boasted a popular Yiddish theatre scene, now largely forgotten. Pulling off another spectacularly original revival the...
The Sweethearts Lettie Mckie 01/10/2015 The Finborough’s latest offering is The Sweethearts a topical glimpse into the lives of modern British soldiers serving in Afghanistan. A slightly dis...
London Town – The Musical Lettie Mckie 06/08/2015 Hackney Picturehouse has a varied programme of arts events on its top floor Hackney Attic. The programme features storytelling, poetry and music night...
Operation Crucible Lettie Mckie 30/07/2015 From Warhorse to Peace in our Time, Journey’s End to Blue Remembered Hills plays about the world wars are many, varied and often influential. Modern p...
Shit-Faced Showtime Lettie Mckie 24/07/2015 August is nearly here and with it another cohort of bright young things will head to Edinburgh to try their luck amongst 25,000 other acts at the Frin...
Alpha Beta Lettie Mckie 11/07/2015 Ted Whitehead’s Alpha Beta is an intense and visceral play about an irretrievably damaged couple locked in a loveless marriage. Reminiscent of Doris L...
Chef Lettie Mckie 22/06/2015 Every so often a play comes along that ticks all the boxes; script, acting, set and story come together in perfect harmony to create a performance tha...
