Cristina Tomme

Cristina is currently in the last year of her PhD where she is researching British theatre, film, television and radio celebrities from 1900-1978. She has a passion for watching old films with some of her favourite stars which include Leslie Howard, Vivien Leigh, Conrad Veidt, Valarie Hobson, Michael Redgrave, John Gielgud, and Ivor Novello.

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Cristina Tomme27 June 2025

Review: Bombshell, New Wimbledon Theatre Studio

A powerful performance which takes the notion that ‘life is a cabaret’ to a whole new level
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Cristina Tomme21 June 2025

Review: Mothers’ Day/Fathers’ Day, Drayton Arms Theatre

A duo of very different tales about two individuals facing inner struggles in attempts to not only be someone their…
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Cristina Tomme28 May 2025

Review: Macbeth, Bread and Roses Theatre

In a world obsessed with newness, a reflection of the past brings a refreshing reminder of a timeless classic.
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Cristina Tomme21 May 2025

Review: Shelter, Barons Court Theatre

A combination of War of the Worlds and Look Back in Anger, this production leaves one wondering who exactly the…
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Cristina Tomme23 April 2025

Review: 42nd Street, The John McIntosh Arts Centre

A night of fun, song and dance from a timeless musical bringing 1930s Broadway into today.
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Fringe Theatre

Cristina Tomme9 April 2025

Review: Untitled Space Play, Bread and Roses Theatre

A production about finding meaning and identity which is rooted in philosophy but told through science fiction.
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Cristina Tomme4 April 2025

Review: Per-Verse, Riverside Studios

Georgie weaves a poetic tale about her dating life that is raw, romantic, and realism at its finest.
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Cristina Tomme28 March 2025

Review: Love in a Foreign Land, The Playground Theatre

Theo looks back at sixty years of her life from when she was a young woman immigrating to London from…
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Cristina Tomme21 March 2025

Review: Sisyphean Quick Fix, Riverside Studios

Between Malta and London, two sisters live very different lives, but come together to assist their ailing father.
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Cristina Tomme13 March 2025

Review: Birds of Passage, The Drayton Arms Theatre

An effective statement about refugees and society’s views towards migrants, which benefits from the precise beauty of the lighting and…
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