Sara West
Sara is very excited that she has found a team who supports her theatre habit and even encourages her to write about it. Game on for seeing just about anything, she has a soft spot for Sondheim musicals, the Menier Chocolate Factory (probably because of the restaurant) oh & angst ridden minimal productions in dark rooms. A firm believer in the value and influence of fringe theatre she is currently trying to visit all 200 plus venues in London. Sara has a Master's Degree (distinction) in London's Theatre & Performance from the University of Roehampton.
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Sara West27 March 2024
Review: Breeding, King’s Head Theatre
An emotional journey with hope and grief in equal measure.
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Sara West22 March 2024
Book Review: Theatre and its Audiences, by Kate Craddock and Helen Freshwater
A pertinent and interesting consideration of the impact of Covid
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Sara West29 February 2024
Review: Ink, Sadler’s Wells
An extraordinary visual and physical performance that defies definition
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Sara West9 February 2024
Review: Broken Water, Arcola Theatre
Effectively expresses the dilemma of motherhood forever experienced by women.
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Sara West1 February 2024
Review: Bury Me, Riverside Studios
Redeemed in the moments that focus on loss and emotion.
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Sara West24 January 2024
Review: The Most Precious of Goods, Marylebone Theatre
A haunting narrative reminding us of the power of human love that existed despite the horror of the Holocaust.
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Sara West19 January 2024
Review: Afterglow, Southwark Playhouse
Afterglow embodies the ever-conflicting reality of love and relationships
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Sara West23 November 2023
Review: Nearly Lear, Playground Theatre
A funny, engaging and captivating production of King Lear
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Sara West16 November 2023
Review: Nan, Me & Barbara Pravi, Camden People’s Theatre
An accomplished and moving performance
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