Charlotte Boreham
Charlotte has been reviewing with us since the depths of lockdown. Having very recently graduated with a degree in Modern and Medieval Languages from Cambridge she’s already becoming our specialist for any weird German and Russian plays that come along. If it’s got a giant insect in it, she’s there! She’s also a big fan of the Cambridge Footlights, Shakespeare, a cheeky bit of Goethe and of course Hot Gay Time Machine.
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Charlotte Boreham31 August 2023
Review: Leave It To The Maid, Drayton Arms Theatre
A tense and dramatic murder mystery.
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Charlotte Boreham25 August 2023
Review: Boxville, Little Angel Theatre
Takes children on a journey of creativity, incorporating real-time cardboard construction.
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Charlotte Boreham9 August 2023
Review: Dead Souls, Etcetera Theatre
An eclectic feast of Gogolian silliness.
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Charlotte Boreham26 July 2023
Review: A Soldier’s Woman, Cockpit Theatre
A story of female defiance in times of war.
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Charlotte Boreham13 June 2023
Review: The Unicorn, Arcola Theatre
A tantric journey of sexual exploration
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Charlotte Boreham24 May 2023
Review: Dream School, The Space
This dark and thought provoking production questions how and when to tackle trauma
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Charlotte Boreham28 April 2023
Review: Sweeney Todd – The Victorian Melodrama, Wilton’s Music Hall
Serves up everything from spooky to silly in a tasty, technically impressive performance
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Charlotte Boreham23 April 2023
Review: Dick and Dom – In Da Bungalow 20th Anniversary, Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Silliness beyond words
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Charlotte Boreham20 April 2023
Review: Forest of Confession, Coronet Theatre
A haunting, alien solo dance piece by celebrated Japanese choreographer Rihoko Sato
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Charlotte Boreham23 March 2023
Review: Trade, Pleasance Theatre
A highly evocative look at the cruel world of human trafficking.
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