On the cusp of the 20th century, Anna Edson Taylor hit the headlines as the first woman to descend the…
Year: 2019
I really wanted to enjoy So It Goes Theatre’s The Fatal Eggs. I really really did. Having thoroughly enjoyed their…
A rapid return to the Old Red Lion in Islington is always a welcome diversion. A delicious moo pie and…
Taking place at company Sedos’ own residence at Bridewell Theatre on the edge of the City, the not-so-amateur collective brings…
“Cigarette, dear?”“No thank you, dear.”“I think I might have a cigarette, dear.”“No you won’t, dear.”“Very well, dear.” And so the…
At a time when Westminster, it seems, can’t look as far as next week with any confidence, asking a group…
Mischief Theatre’s third West End production is three years old tonight. From the team that brought us The Play That…
There is a fine line between being clever and being a little too clever for your own good. The Last…
The Pitchfork Disney, Philip Ridley’s debut 1991 play, aims to do two things. Firstly, to disturb the audience (it was…
In the pet stakes no animal comes remotely close to dogs; man’s best friend has become a fully-fledged member of…