Meet Bridgerton's Lucas Aurelio: Discussing his LGBTQ+ Storyline, London Theatre, and All-Things-Acting
Dearest Gentle Reader, there are spoilers for Bridgerton Season 3: Part 2 ahead... “The wine has made you rather charming,” says...
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Anwesh Banerjee
- Aug 13
- 5 min
Fleshing Out The Historical: Katherine Moar on Writing, History and 'Farm Hall'
"What I am trying to write now is personal. The interest in history came in later," she reveals.
Amber Dowse
- Aug 12
- 3 min
Hilarious, Wacky, and Delightfully Unpolished: Reviewing 'Police Cops in Space'
This show knows exactly what it wants to be: a funny, wacky, and thoroughly enjoyable sci-fi spoof.
Anwesh Banerjee
- Aug 7
- 4 min
Good Intentions Do Not Make For Compelling Drama: Reviewing "I Love You, Now What?"
In a rare moment of mundanity, Sophie Craig finds an unsullied sense of beauty that is grounded and moving.
Cerys Devane
- Jul 31
- 2 min
Verona-and-Venice vs Southend-on-Sea: Reviewing 'The Improvised Shakespeare Show' at The Other Palace
An electric 2-hour-long show that is ingenious and fully improvised, you won't want to miss this.
Elizabeth Grace
- Jul 26
- 4 min
How A Suffragette, A Painter, and An Explorer Create An Explosion of Joy: 'Fantastically Great Women' Review
Elena Breschi is having an absolute blast on that TOP stage, and so do we get a rip-roaring experience.
Rowan McDonnell
- Jul 24
- 4 min
When A Joyous Celebration of Fan Culture Goes Too Far: Reviewing 'Fangirls' at the Lyric Hammersmith
It took the central plot device of an unhinged fanfiction to extremes, detracting from the joyous energy and pure passion of before.
Faye Elder
- Jul 20
- 2 min
Celebrating An Oft-Overlooked Genre: Reviewing 'Crazy Smooth: In My Body' at the Southbank Centre
Moments of vulnerability offer personal accounts of the problems that embroil a dance career: ageing, motherhood, and injury.
Georgia Gibson
- Jul 12
- 8 min
Minimalist Theatre at its Most Seductive: Reviewing 'Hedda Gabler'
As you step into the intimate Bread and Roses’ theatre to take your seat, you walk past Hedda Gabler, played by Eliza Cameron, as she...
Faye Elder
- Jul 9
- 2 min
Immersive Theatre and Found Spaces: 'Still Lives' at the Old Waiting Room, Peckham Rye Station
Still Lives, adapted from a 1930’s play by Noel Coward and later inspiring the film Brief Encounter, is intertwined with another of Coward’s
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