Reviewer's Rating My Mum’s A Twat Rebecca Coates 11/01/2018In this season of 90s revivalism – the fashion, FRIENDS on Netflix, the Jumanji remake – My Mum’s A Twat...
Reviewer's Rating Torn Luke Davies 24/09/2016orn tells the story of Angel: a young woman from south London who was abused as a child by her...
Reviewer's Rating Pigs and Dogs Rowena Hawkins 24/07/2016aryl Churchill’s latest Royal Court offering Pigs and Dogs is, quite literally, a short, sharp shock. It’s short in that...
Reviewer's Rating Unreachable Rowena Hawkins 10/07/2016nreachable opens with a harrowing scene in which a mother kills her baby. Natasha (Tamara Lawrance) acts the monologue in...
Reviewer's Rating Ophelias Zimmer Luke Davies 20/05/2016ver since Virginia Woolf reflected on what literary history might have looked like if female authors hadn’t been hampered by...
Reviewer's rating X Oliver J. Weinfeld 08/04/2016he venue needs no introduction – The Royal Court is one of London’s best known theatres, renowned for innovative new...
Reviewer's Rating You For Me For You Luke Davies 13/12/2015ou For Me For You tells the story of two sisters attempting to flee North Korea. Minhee and Junhee’s suffering...
Reviewer's Rating Linda Emily Louizou 04/12/2015enelope Skinner’s Linda is a tremendously strong piece of new writing, and a bold comment about how sexist our society...
Reviewer's Rating Hangmen Rowena Hawkins 28/09/2015fter Debbie Tucker Green’s menacing death penalty drama ‘hang’, Martin McDonagh’s considerably lighter affair ‘Hangmen’ comes to the Jerwood Theatre...
Reviewer's Rating Lela & Co. Samantha Cheh 12/09/2015here are few words that can aptly describe the entire feeling of watching Lela & Co. Words like “disturbing” and...
