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 Tomme17 January 2025

Review: Fort, Theatre503

A beautiful story that runs much deeper than two best friends looking for a ghost.
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Cristina Tomme7 January 2025

Review: Eigengrau, Putney Arts Theatre

Four individuals intertwined with one another through either fate or logic, in a world which demands more of their attention…
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Cristina Tomme3 December 2024

Review: The Workingman’s Club, Lion and Unicorn Theatre

A thrilling tale of chaos, indulgence and danger from a single scratch ticket.
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Cristina Tomme21 November 2024

Review: Hi, Mom, Blue Elephant Theatre

A hidden gem about the relationship between three East Asian women and their mother’s.
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Cristina Tomme8 November 2024

Review: MASO SCHISM, Cockpit Theatre

A play about finding meaning through physical pain in a world which seems meaningless.
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Cristina Tomme2 November 2024

Review: Wish You Were Here, Gate Theatre

A deeply moving tale of five friends actively trying to hold on to one another amidst the turmoil of the…
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Cristina Tomme24 October 2024

Review: The Flea, The Yard Theatre

A truly compelling piece of history.
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Cristina Tomme18 October 2024

Review: Land of the Free, Southwark Playhouse

A good attempt at viewing a slice of American History through the myth around the man who assassinated Abraham Lincoln,…
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Cristina Tomme10 October 2024

Review: Lucky Dog, The Bridge House Theatre

A deeply haunting production about the power of addiction and it’s unforgivable mental grasp.
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Cristina Tomme27 September 2024

Review: The Lodger, Camden People’s Theatre

A beautiful, surrealist fantasy
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