Reviewer's Rating Marsha: A Girl Who Does Bad Things Sophie Nevrkla 14/08/2015s part of “Grimeborn,” what Time Out describes as “London’s hippest festival of new and underground opera,” the Arcola Theatre...
Reviewer's Rating My Children! My Africa! Sophie Nevrkla 11/08/2015t is a rare experience to leave the theatre feeling raw, real emotion; it is even rarer to have that...
Reviewer's Rating F*cking Men Sophie Nevrkla 09/08/2015ucking Men originally appeared at The King’s Head Theatre in 2009, running for 9 months – an unusually long time...
Reviewer's Rating The Taming of the Shrew Sophie Nevrkla 28/05/2015he Taming of the Shrew is no stranger to adaptation – the 1960s film starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor has...
Reviewer's Rating The Flannelettes Sophie Nevrkla 21/05/2015he decline of the North of England (post-Thatcher) is a theme that has been well examined in various films, plays...
Reviewer's Rating The Lonely Soldier Monologues Sophie Nevrkla 08/05/2015ometimes, in the ‘comment’ section of the more left-wing papers, an article will materialise about the damaging effects of war,...
Reviewer's Rating The Hard Problem Sophie Nevrkla 01/05/2015om Stoppard is one of Britain’s most prolific playwrights, and one of the few to have produced a new piece...
Reviewer's Rating Trainspotting Sophie Nevrkla 21/03/2015rvine Welsh’s novel Trainspotting was first published in 1993 and was immediately the subject of a tug-of-war between two very different sides...
Reviewer's Rating Muswell Hill Sophie Nevrkla 20/02/2015arely does a play leave you feeling uncertain, angry, guilty – as though an invisible set of hands has grabbed...
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Sophie Nevrkla 23/02/2014om Stoppard has often been referred to as one of the greatest modern playwrights, Rosencratz and Guildenstern Are Dead being...
