When it comes to booking theatre tickets I'm a bit of a control freak. For my favourite venues I have definite seating preferences that combine my desire to be as close to the stage as possible, and ticket prices (for some venues the front row is cheaper, or you can nab a bit of a … Continue reading The best seat in the house
Month: May 2018
An epic case of theatre FOMO
As an avid theatre-goer who has been forced to scale back her theatre going, I'm suffering from serious theatre FOMO. I've been lucky enough to see some shows on their press nights, but generally my theatre going has been seriously curtailed. I know I have a fair few people who, much to my surprise, listen … Continue reading An epic case of theatre FOMO
3 Women at the Trafalgar Studios
Last night I scored a cheeky ticket to the press night of 3 Women at the Trafalgar Studios 2. Cheeky because I really wanted to see this show, so I asked if I could come and review it and they very kindly said yes. Why did I want to see this show so much? It … Continue reading 3 Women at the Trafalgar Studios
The New Work – Embracing Flexibility
(Gratuitous photo of sunny day outdoor working last year, have high hopes for this year) A few weeks ago I attended The New Work's "Embracing Flexibility" event. It is one of the few work events I've been to that has had such a female dominated audience, which is unsurprising if you consider how important the … Continue reading The New Work – Embracing Flexibility
worth a flutter at the Hope theatre
As my regular readers will know, I don't tend to review in the traditional sense, keeping my blog focused on shows I've loved so much I've felt moved to write about them. So I was slightly nervous when the lovely folk from LAPA contacted me and asked if I would see and review their show. … Continue reading worth a flutter at the Hope theatre
Nightfall at the Bridge Theatre
I have been a keen follower of Barney Norris' plays ever since his first full length play, Visitors (Bush Theatre, 2014) played merry havoc with my heart. I was still drying my tears when I read with surprise that it was a debut play by a twenty-something playwright. There was an emotional sensitivity and maturity … Continue reading Nightfall at the Bridge Theatre
Reasons to see… Harold and Maude
Last week I was lucky enough to see the wonderful "Harold and Maude" at the Charing Cross Theatre. Following a pre-planned extension to the run, complete with casting changes (the marketing of which was a tad confusing, but that does mean there is good availability and deals to be found on tickets), I saw the … Continue reading Reasons to see… Harold and Maude
View From The Outside 