Chucked Up Theatre’s Have I Told You I’m Writing A Play About My Vagina? takes a heartwarming, humorous and honest look at the perils of Vaginismus and one woman’s journey …
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The Censor, Hope Theatre, review
July 29, 2019
Despite strong performances from the leads, Roundpeg Theatre’s restaging of The Censor ironically struggles to make its voice heard amongst more powerful contemporary feminist narratives. Since the first performance of Antony …
Wood, VAULT Festival, review
March 10, 2019
Wood is hilarious and intelligently executed meta-theatre, highlighting the power of privilege in porn, theatre, and of course, the rest of the world. In 1983 San Fernando Valley, John Rolando is …
Without That Certain Thing, VAULT Festival, review
March 6, 2019
Thank You Dark’s Without That Certain Thing confidently embraces and parodies film noir tropes to explore obsession and identity, making for a comically stylish viewing experience. Without That Certain Thing is …
Lola, VAULT Festival, review
January 27, 2019
Papercut Theatre’s Lola is an impactful examination of powerplay, gender politics and the literal male gaze - with a story that twists and turns to reveal the complexities of culpability …
My Feminist Boner, The Place, review
September 19, 2018
Sarah Blanc's My Feminist Boner explores the perils of beauty standards with unwavering passion and comedy, in an abstract one-woman dance show at The Place. Exploring the perils of growing up female …
Artificial, Hen and Chickens Theatre, review
July 9, 2018
Split Note Theatre’s Artificial is a messy reappropriation of the Oscar-winning film Her, with the most enticing flames in the narrative extinguished by poor execution. In a world where technology rules …
In the Shadow of the Mountain explores the intricacies of Borderline Personality Disorder through the prism of a fractured relationship, with humour and accuracy. Despite some issues with timeline and …
Dead or Alive, Theatre Technis, review
May 24, 2018
Fifty years after the abortion act, Dead or Alive at Theatro Technis explores the implications of the procedure through a conversation between a woman and her embryos - but sadly, …
Voices From The Deep, King’s Head Theatre, review
May 13, 2018
Paperclip Theatre's Voices From The Deep is a night of four short plays in Shakespearean verse, putting female-centric stories centre stage. With excellent intentions and solid performances, the plays give …
XPOSED, Southwark Playhouse, review
February 12, 2018
Full Disclosure Theatre do not disappoint with XPOSED, a humorous and heartfelt night of new writing at the Southwark Playhouse. A triumphant and titillating array of stories left the audience laughing …
The Butch Monologues, Soho Theatre, review
November 24, 2017
Tender and titillating, The Butch Monologues at the Soho Upstairs is a queer delight which explores the intricacies of gender, gender expression and sexuality through a diverse array of verbatim …
Bitched, Tristan Bates Theatre, review
November 11, 2017
Kali Theatre's Bitched, currently playing at the Tristan Bates Theatre, grapples with some interesting notions of motherhood but fails to make any significant comment that leaves a lasting impression. Bitched, produced by …
Little Shop of Horrors, Stockwell Playhouse, review
November 11, 2017
Wimbledon Light Opera Society's Little Shop of Horrors is a playful treat for everyone. What is somewhat lacking in professional finish is made up for with bags of enthusiasm from a …
Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle, Wyndham’s Theatre, review
October 19, 2017
Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle at the Wyndham’s Theatre is Simon Stephens' curious fusion of romantic comedy with science, exploring what happens when two unlikely worlds collide. Georgie (Anne-Marie Duff) is free-spirited to …