Review: All Over Lovely
All Over Lovely is a two-character play, yet despite its small cast and relatively short length, it manages to address a range of complex questions surrounding feminism, political lesbianism, and…
Abbie Crunkhorn
Review: Gutted
As part of ‘What We Aren’t Supposed to Talk About,’ an event dedicated to the discussion and challenging of taboos, Gutted explores a condition that is rarely spoken about: Ulcerative…
Review: Oresteia
'The tension rarely falters' - Oresteia 'does not stray so far from the original that it loses the great cathartic impact of Greek theatre': Abbie Crunkhorn reviews Phoenix Theatre's Oresteia.
Review: As You Like It
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews BTC's As You Like It: well worth seeing, whether you’re a hardened Shakespeare enthusiast or have watched all of the rom-coms on Netflix and are just in…
DDF Review: Reckoning
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews 'Reckoning', performing for Durham Drama Festival. At times painfully relatable, this short play might make you cringe, but it’s also a comfort to know that it isn’t…
Review: Bedlam
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews Bedlam, an original production which offers its audience an insight into an institution synonymous with insanity.
Review: STACY
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews STACY, a confessional monologue examining the topic of sexual assault in an unconventional manner.
Review: Love and Information
A creative, disorientating production that shows off the talent of its actors. HBT’s production of Love and Information is a marked success. Definitely one to watch, it will leave an…