Abbie James

Album Review: Juniper // Joy Crookes Born in South London to a Bangladeshi mother and Irish father, Joy Crookes is a musician whose heritage has […]

'Red' Is A Deep Dive into the Soul of a Tortured Artist: Review ★★★★ ‘What do you see?’ is a question frequently asked in the play-text of the National Theatre’s product […]

A Toe-Tapping Hoot Brought Straight To Your Living Room: 'Anything Goes' Review ★★★★★ Cole Porter’s Anything Goes is undoubtably a classic in the world of traditional musical theatre, no […]

Track Review: Die for You // Calum Scott Last Friday, Calum Scott released his new single, ‘Die For You’ which is guaranteed to be your next cry […]

Louise Orwin’s FAMEHUNGRY is Fringe Theatre At Its Best: Review ★★★★★ Staged in an intimate studio theatre, Louise Orwin has nowhere to hide, and nor does she try to, in he […]

Heartfelt and Moving, This Is Not Just Another Musical Love Story: A History of Paper Review ★★★★★ Directed by Andrew Panton, written by now deceased playwright Oliver Emanuel and adapted into a mu […]

An Open and Honest Conversation About ADHD: Character Flaw Review ★★★★ Pip Dawson was only diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) later in her life, a […]

Don't Call Me China Doll Is A One-Woman Show Challenging Harmful Stereotypes: Review ★★★ They say write what you know, and Diana Feng certainly writes from the heart and lived experience in he […]

TV Review: ‘Inside No. 9’: The Curse of the Ninth? Content warning: This review of BBC’s Inside No. 9 features mentions of drug use. After first airing in 2 […]

'A Child of Science' Is A Powerful Ode to Courageous Women: Review ★★★★ 1950s Britain. Women are given a choice: pursue employment or get married and have babies. Gareth […]