THEATRE REVIEW | Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf
Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf There are plays that are legendary and roles that have become iconic, making them feel impossible to reinterpret. The lacerating portrayal of George and his […]
Five totally rubbish ways to end things with your boyfriend
Exit Strategies (…or rubbish my ex-partners have told me) Extricating yourself from a relationship isn’t easy. We’ve all been there; watching a once-promising union limping sadly towards the end, trying […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Wild Party
★★★★ | The Wild Party Have you ever been to one of those parties where the memory of it makes you shudder and sigh in equal measures? You know the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | La Ronde
★★ | La Ronde Arthur Schnitzler’s turn of the century play ‘La Ronde’ is a frequently performed and adapted classic, partly because it’s an intriguing concept and also often because […]
5 things that are actually the worst about shopping
Last week I experienced something horrific: shopping on Oxford Street. I avoid clothes shopping until my wardrobe is decimated. I wait until I’m down to a few pairs of socks […]
5 really annoying things about going to a wedding
Now, I’m not one to rain on anyone’s parade and I’m the first to shout out a resounding YES to the fact that we have marriage equality. I’m stunned that […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dirty Great Love Story, The Arts Theatre
★★ | Dirty Great Love Story, The Arts Theatre I’m a bit unconventional in my views when it comes to romance. I strongly believe that sex before the first date […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre
★★★ | Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre Holding the Man is a play by Tommy Murphy (Strangers in Between) that was also made into a film in 2015. It’s […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Promises Promises, Southwark Playhouse
★★★ | Promises, Promises – Southwark Playhouse ‘Promises Promises’ has a fine pedigree. It’s a 1968 musical based on the classic 1960 Billy Wilder film, ‘The Apartment’. The script is […]
THEATRE REVIEW | BU21
★★★★ | BU21 We’re bombarded every year with news of atrocities. We might try to avoid looking at the scenes on the news or alternatively seek them out with a […]
COLUMN | A Winter’s Tale
Winter is definitely looming over us and I’m embracing the fact that the weather is distinctly nippy. I’m trying hard to not spend my life looking forward to the next […]