Faye Elder

Faye is a recent English Literature graduate from King's College London, where she discovered her love for fringe and avant-garde theatre. She enjoys anything political and subversive - the wilder and crazier the better! When not at the theatre, she can be found taking pictures with her film camera in parks across London or strolling around an art gallery.

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Faye Elder1 day ago

Review: Tuck, Baron’s Court Theatre

A highly experimental piece of theatre that merges drag, comedy and horror to stage a unique exploration of gender and…
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Faye Elder1 week ago

Review: Willy Witches, Bread and Roses Theatre

A witty, outrageous comedy that uncovers the lost history of the English Witch Trials. It guarantees a good laugh and…
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Faye Elder2 weeks ago

Review: Troilus and Cressida, Shakespeare’s Globe

One of Shakespeare’s least performed plays reimagined for contemporary audiences in a raunchy, comedic light. Mythic heroes become celebrity figures…
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Faye Elder5 August 2025

Review: Hot Mess, The Lion & Unicorn Theatre

A fusion of high fashion, absurd comedy and IBS struggles, Hot Mess is unpredictable, disgustingly glamorous and hilariously off the…
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Faye Elder5 August 2025

Review: None of Them Will Get Out Alive, Hen & Chickens Theatre

A murder mystery featuring betrayal, backstabbing and deceit, with a hint of humour.
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Faye Elder31 July 2025

Review: Londongrad, Camden People’s Theatre

Londongrad is a searing, absurdist comedy that examines the current geopolitical landscape. Power struggles, backstabbing and scandals all come into…
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Faye Elder20 July 2025

Review: The Witching Hour, The Space

Game show meets witchcraft in this absurdist comedy .
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Faye Elder4 July 2025

Review: Over and Over (and over again), Sadler’s Wells East

An endearing celebration of rave culture that focuses on unity as a form of resistance and liberation.
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Faye Elder10 May 2025

Review: Einkvan, Coronet Theatre

A highly experimental piece of theatre, shot live through cameras, that considers estrangement and longing, urging its audience to fill…
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Faye Elder8 May 2025

Review: Goner, Battersea Arts Centre

An experimental piece of psychological horror that uses dance to ask difficult questions and urges audiences to look introspectively.
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