Galapágos by Kurt Vonnegut — by Laura on

As such a vocal lover of Kurt Vonnegut, it was embarrassing to realize that up until last week I’d only ever read one and a half of his n...

Great Britain at the Royal Theatre Haymarket — by Laura on

When you’re confronted with a play about the UK tabloid phone hacking scandal you’d be right to have your doubts over the sincerity and v...

See my TopUniversities.com portfolio — by Laura on

During my time at TopUniversities.com I worked on hundreds of informative and fun articles, guides and blogposts for an audience upwa...

King Lear at the Cockpit — by Laura on

It’s a mystery as to who would have the guts to put on a production of King Lear while the National Theatre does the same with no less t...

10 Books to Read Before Starting University — by Laura on

Here’s my painstakingly selected list of the top 10 books to read before starting university, for anyone (not already embroiled in the e...

Kingston 14 at the Theatre Royal Stratford — by Laura on

Kingston 14, now playing at Theatre Royal Stratford East, is receiving such media attention unheard of for local East End theatre. This ...

Two Into One at the Menier Chocolate Factory — by Laura on

Tacky, ridiculous and crass, Two Into One is everything a good farce should be. First produced back in 1984, starring Donald Sinden and ...

The Only Way is Downton at Trafalgar Studios — by Laura on

The first thing to relay about The Only Way Is Downton, if you hadn’t already got an inkling from the name, is that it’s cringingly main...

Strangers on a Train at The Gielgud — by Laura on

Based on the 1950s novel by Patricia Highsmith and highly influenced by Alfred Hitchcock’s adaptation (despite the director not receivin...

Richard II at the Barbican: Review — by Laura on

The long-awaited transfer of the RSC’s production of Shakespeare’s Richard II starring David Tennant has arrived. And ultimately, to cu...

Mrs Lowry & Son at Travalgar Studios — by Laura on

Coinciding with the 126th birthday of Lawrence Lowry and written by BAFTA nominee Martyn Hesford, Mrs Lowry & Son presents the heart...

Keeler at Charing Cross Theatre — by Laura on

Keeler is a biographical play based on the story of Christine Keeler, the face – and legs – of the biggest political sex scandal of t...