Review: TDTC Presents ‘Ordinary Days’
The ‘Tone Deaf Theatre Company’ certainly delivers with their energetic new production of ‘Ordinary Days’, which expresses the everyday anxieties of modern life and the isolation which comes from living…
Isabel Carmichael-Davis
Review: ‘Girls Like That’ by Feather Theatre Company
‘Girls Like That’ by the Feather Theatre Company was a bold and honourable attempt at highlighting some of the inequalities between the genders as well as what it is like…
Review: HBT Presents ‘The 39 Steps’
Hild Bede Theatre’s production of ‘The 39 Steps’, directed by Hugo Millard was a unique and entertaining take on the well-loved adventure classic. ‘The Thirty-Nine Steps’ was originally a 1915…
Review: Egor the Magician in ‘Beyond Faith’
‘Beyond Faith’ was a great spectacle, made unique by Egor Mutovkin’s great sense of humour and the way he weaved the magic in with a narrative. Indeed, as promised, there…
Review: KEITH. Standing in the Rain
The series of comedy sketches called ‘Standing in the Rain’ by ‘KEITH’, was an absolute triumph of student comedy- completely alive, unique and mildly insane. The premise of the show…
Five Summer Reads
Unsure of what to do over the upcoming long summer break? Isabel Carmichael-Davis takes you through five reads that are perfect to get you through the summer.