The Mikado Owen Davies 30/03/2018 What is the opposite of “turning in your grave”? Because whatever it is that is what W. S. Gilbert is surely doing today. He was the master of gentle ...
Somewhere a Gunner Fires Zabrina Lo 12/02/2018 The First World War has been widely portrayed as scenes of bloodshed or heroic acts in theatres and films. Nonetheless, Tom Stuchfield's Somewhere a G...
Catherine and Anita Zabrina Lo 12/02/2018 In the beginning, there is only one woman. But she is not alone. Sarah Roy’s powerful one-woman black comedy takes us through the childhood, adoles...
Beauty and The Beast Vera Mikusch 15/12/2017 The play might be based on a children’s movie, but it definitely is a show for adults. From second one, the cast captures the audience with a straight...
Bridle Sophie Nevrkla 15/07/2017 To be woman is to be assessed. Everywhere you turn, people expect things of you; things that, sometimes, you are unable to deliver. A long term partne...
The Chemsex Monologues Vera Mikusch 27/03/2017 This is an evening full of emotionally explosive monologues. The play starts off with tales of romantic and sexy encounters, but soon leaves you devas...
Madam Butterfly Caroline Perret 26/02/2017 The King’s Head theatre welcomes its audience into its intimate space, filled on this occasion with mesmerizingly emotional singing and acting. Stepha...
Russian Dolls Sophie Heatley 12/04/2016 Russian Dolls, winner of the Adrian Pagan award in 2015, is a tale of affection and female empowerment. Hilda, Stephanie Fayerman, a blind seventy-som...
F*cking Men Urvashi Vashist 12/12/2015 “Don’t you know what ‘no’ means?” “It means that you’re a woman.” Joe DiPietro’s Fucking Men is based on Arthur Schnitzler’s 1900 Le Ronde, and exam...
The State vs John Hayes Sophie Nevrkla 31/10/2015 America shares the death penalty with countries such as China, Iran and North Korea. Lucy Roslyn explores this (as well as issues surrounding women’s ...
