Sink, The Space, review
May 23, 2019
House party bathrooms: where the lights are still turned up, overdue conversations rear their ugly or necessary heads, revelation spews to the surface as abruptly as vomit can - and …
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Hearing Things, Omnibus Theatre, Review
January 25, 2019
An accurate depiction of the everyday struggles in the underfunded and under-resourced world of mental health support in the NHS, Hearing Things boats a talented cast and excellent direction. Philip Osment’s Hearing …
Offstage, Pleasance Dome, review
August 9, 2018
Talented emerging company Ephemeral Ensemble's Offstage explores the loneliness of the theatre, in this debut production at the Pleasance Dome. It's not perfect, but a worthy watch created by people …
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 …
Tiger, VAULT Festival, review
February 16, 2018
A heartfelt exploration of the trouble with moving on, Joyus Gard’s production of Tiger is full of potential but somewhat misses its mark at this year's VAULT Festival. After their runaway success …
Happy Yet?, Courtyard Theatre, review
October 26, 2017
New work from Swedish playwright Katie Berglof, Happy Yet? explores the reality of living with a relative suffering from mental health problems. But through its attempted humour, the production just ends …