Chelsey Pippin

Chelsey is a staff writer at BuzzFeed UK. Originally from the States, she came to London in 2012 to study at UCL and can't call anywhere else home. She's on the hunt for any fun, moving, or well-executed piece of theatre, and has a serious soft spot for good design, Neil Labute, and Harry Potter actors on stage.

Drama

Chelsey Pippin4 February 2015
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The Companion, Soho Theatre – Review

Abbi Patrix is a phenomenal storyteller, and an evening with him will both transport you and educate you.
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Comedy

Chelsey Pippin15 January 2015
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The Show Offs’ Improvised Musical, Etcetera Theatre – Review

It's nothing fancy, but nevertheless a show that's great fun to enjoy with a drink and some friends.
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin4 December 2014
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Visitors, The Bush Theatre – Review

Strong characters carry this insightful mediation on living and dying that is all at once painful, poignant, and hugely funny.
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin7 September 2014
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The Me Plays, The Old Red Lion – Review

A poetic, relevant, poignant, and well-acted evening – worth a watch!
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin22 August 2014
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The Long Road South, Hope Theatre – Review

An admirable attempt to explore American racial politics that falls short.
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin17 August 2014
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Happiness is a Cup of Tea, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review

This heartfelt exploration of grief and personal identity has strong elements, but there is room to grow.
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin9 August 2014
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Sommer 14: A Dance of Death, Finborough Theatre – Review

Another top-quality production from one of the best off-West End venues.
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Drama

Chelsey Pippin31 July 2014
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Napoleon Blown Apart, Arcola Theatre – Review

A visually striking, original, and cleanly blocked show but one that nonetheless needs more work.
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Comedy

Chelsey Pippin16 January 2014
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As You Like It, Barons Court Theatre – Review

A genuinely solid staging of a lesser performed, but still delightful Shakespearian comedy with a refreshing sense of girl power.
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