Born in Vienna, Austria. The last five year have been enjoying life in the UK where two of these years spent in Oxford, where she did some theatre studies herself.
Currently, in her last year of a Journalism BA at the City University of London, she reports for the local news site St John Street News.
The brief title, Art, encompasses from A to T a satirical comedy that leaves the audience in stitches from beginning to end. What a grand performance ...
Rachel Harper both wrote and performed Rattled based on a true story. Her acting as Em, the main character, is the cherry on top. It is hard to take y...
Upfront, the performers of Thriller Live display incredible dedication and it is clear that there are hundreds of hours of training behind moves that ...
A rather underwhelming revival of David Greig’s social drama. The philosophical questions addressed in the play are dealt with at a very shallow level...
In Lipstick is a drama that is not short of comedy elements. While the theme of the storyline is through-and-through tragic, the characters on stage a...
The Big House is a charity supporting young care leavers through theatrical work. Their freshly refurbished space in Islington is an incredibly valuab...
The Diana Tapes provides an intimate picture of her attempt to tell her own story through a book. It is a respectful yet critical approach of telling ...
The play is a dystopian sci-fi drama written in the eighties, just after it was found that AIDS might be sexually transmitted. It is placed in a near ...
Mirrors is simply hysterical. And that is all down to Siobhan McMillan’s performing. The things she does, the way she moves and how she talks would be...
Bronagh (Jill Mcausland) is a young woman caught in the house of her childhood with an abusive partner and a baby. The surrounding moor becomes the st...
