No Cure for Love, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Disclaimer: This was the debut play of reviewer for View from the Cheap Seat Emma Burnell. No Cure for Love
Author: Shanine Salmon
I am a regular theatre attendee and I am interested in all things to do with the stage. Prefer plays, stall seats and like an interval ice cream.
Interested in London/South fringe theatre.
Review: Threshold
Originally posted on Soaked in Dreams:
Style: Immersive, futuristic scavenger huntWhere: The Crypt, Bethnal GreenBooking: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/parabolictheatre Rating: 4/5 stars Threshold is another thrilling…
The Scottish Play (the Bard in a Yard): A private basement garden, West Kensington
Review by Anne O’Donoghue Sitting in a garden in Kensington I was treated to an enchanting and magical performance of
How I Learned to Swim, Jermyn Street (at home)
Jermyn Street’s new season is taking a blended approach with an option to be in the audience at their central
Cruise, Duchess Theatre
A monologue on a West End stage without a household name feels like a huge risk. In any other time
Waiting for Lefty, Online
It shouldn’t be surprising that a play written in 1935 still resonates, the thirties were a time of post-war trauma
Testament, Online
OK, let’s face it. Any play that has a tribute to Dolly Parton halfway through was going to win me
Public Domain, Southwark Playhouse
Back in a brief period when we were allowed to go and see theatre I headed to Cockpit Theatre in
Spotlight on Our Voice, The Duke’s Theatre Lancaster
Our Voice, is a creative learning project with young female members of the Gypsy, Roma & Traveller (GRT) community. Made in
