The Ballad of Hattie and James Kiln Theatre 19th April – 18th May 2024 Director: Richard TwymanPlaywright: Samuel Adamson Produced by Kiln Theatre and ETT The Ballad of Hattie and James made its world premiere last night, on the 18th Read More …
Punchline The Lantern Theatre, Brighton Comedian Terry has arrived at a working men’s club in the north where once he was the headline act however he has now reached a career low and is reduced to introducing exotic dancers (strippers) Read More …
Work in Progress The Sugarcoated SistersBrighton The Sugarcoated Sisters are an award-winning musical comedy duo and real-life siblings from Hertfordshire. Chloe is the blonde, Tabby is the brunette or as they describe themselves during the show, Chloe is the pretty Read More …
Peaky Blinders: The RiseCamden Garrison On Wednesday 27th July, I attended Peaky Blinders: The Rise immersive experience at the Camden Garrison, presented in collaboration with Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and Caryn Mandabach Productions, The unique experience blew me away. The exceptionally high standard of the set, Read More …
Wuthering HeightsTheatre Royal, Brighton Tuesday 17th May 2022 As a massive fan of David Bowie, even I will agree that occasionally his dazzling career went off track and there are one or two albums that leave me cold – that Read More …
PunchdrunkThe Burnt City On Wednesday, the 27th April, I was invited to Punchdrunk, The Burnt City. After a lengthy ride on the DLR to Woolwich, and an unintentional detour around the wrong side of the building, I arrived at the Read More …
Mulan RougeThe Vaults On Thursday 28th April, I was among those fortunate enough to be invited to the Mulan Rouge for a night of head-spinning partying, stomach-paining laughter, and mouth-watering food. Mulan must disguise themself as a man to join Read More …
A review of This House broadcast as part of the National Theatre at Home series
A review of A Streetcar named Desire starring Gillian Anderson broadcast as part of the National Theatre at Home series
A review of Beauty and the Beast filmed at Chichester Festival Theatre