15 stories by "Susannah Shepherd"
Graceful is a powerful play about a complex relationship between two women who are 17 and 37. Not only is
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Of Course I'm Hot…I'm 50! is an engaging feminist play that addresses the responsibilities women take on throughout their lives
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A classic in the Bard's canon, As You Like It has all the elements of a good Shakespearean romance "
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Forget everything you think you know about the circus. Circa's Peep Show is a cool, contemporary piece from one of
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Waiting For Waiting For Godot is the silly yet tender portrayal of two understudies waiting backstage to go on for their roles in, you guessed it, Waiting For Godot. Simon Day plays the midd…
Shakespeare once wrote "Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises, sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not", and never have these words been more beautifully captured than in S…
The Narcissist follows the story of Charlie as he goes through therapy, trying to understand his very broken family and how they have made him who he is today. The script is really the star …
If you told me a few days ago I would feel genuine empathy for a bottle of Tabasco, I’d have probably laughed in your face and called you crazy. But that’s how I found myself dur…
The Palest Light, curated by Pepa Ubera, was an evening of performance art that seemed like it was trying very hard to be a profound social comment, with fairly average results. The evening …
If you're looking for a traditional production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, run for the hills, because Filter Theatre's incarnation is anything but. I'd say expect the unexpected, but I don…
4000 Days is the latest venture of the lovably quirky Park Theatre, which consistently delivers high quality shows as well as a great atmosphere. The story follows Michael (Alistair McGowan)…
Hamlet does a pretty good job of giving Claudius dimension and depth, as a man tortured by guilt. Claudius' perspective is not neglected by Shakespeare. So why feel the need to put on a one …
A two-hander show is hard to pull off, so I had my reservations about The Boy Who Lost Christmas. The mime artist who handed me my programme as I walked in didn't help (he was there for the …
Following its 2013 world premiere, which earned it an Olivier nomination for Best New Opera Production, UK tour and New York presentation, The Firework Maker's Daughter has returned to the L…
If you're bored of pantos and The Nutcracker, this is the perfect Christmas show for you. I suggest getting to the venue a little early and having some dinner and glass of mulled wine in the…
