Elizabeth Sorrell

French Toast Is Somehow Both Overdone and Underdone: Review ★★ Marianne Badrichani’s quintessentially English adaptation of Fefe de Broadway, French Toast, is a whi […]

The Lehman Trilogy Is an Epic Tale of Unbridled Ambition: Review ★★★★★ Lehman Brothers Inc. has been gone for 16 years, and it dances the twist! The Lehman Brothers […]

Book Review: The Art of Power // Nancy Pelosi It is often clear why a politician would write a memoir. Some are setting the record straight, others have an […]

Book Review: Money: The Greatest Story Ever Sold // David McWilliams For something that inundates every aspects of our lives, I do not know as much about money as I should. How it […]

Book Review: The Familiar // Leigh Bardugo Leigh Bardugo’s fantasy world, the Grishaverse, has attracted mixed reviews, especially the Six of Crows […]

It's Not Just About Who Plays Richard III There aren’t many things found in a car park that cause as much turmoil in British theatre as King Richard […]

Book Review: The Process of Poetry // Rosanna McGlone To many (including myself) the way good poetry is constructed feels like a total mystery. It so easily goes […]

Darkly, Deliciously Witty: 'Sorry We Didn't Die at Sea' Review ★★★★✰ Emanuele Aldrovandi’s dark and absurd plays are taking the continent by storm with his dark wit and r […]

'Red Pitch': An Ode to South London's Dreams and Gentrification ★★★★★ Tyrell Williams’ Red Pitch has taken the theatre scene by storm. With five major awards under its […]

A Sharp and Sincere Look into British Ego: 'Warehouse' Review ★★★★✰ A dead-end job, the death of a mother, and a cancer scare: Mog is going through it. A gruelling […]

A Promising Piece on Adolescence and Grief: 'As We Face The Sun' Review ★★★✰✰ We all remember our bittersweet feelings towards school. For many, it’s their only opportuni […]

'My Extinction' Review: Have A Yoghurt And Save The World Following Josh Appignanesi and Devorah Baum’s video-diarised feature, Husband (2023), they turn their […]

A Fascinating Deconstruction of Power: 'A Caravan Named Desire' Review ★★★★★ Alexander and Helen Millington speak highly of each other outside the Camden People’s Theatre. […]

A Beautiful and Sapphic Play: 'Semblance of a Woman' Review ★★★★✰ To be a queer woman is to live outside of the male gaze. A queer woman’s desire, desirabil […]

An Important Play: 'Woman. Life. Freedom' Review ★★★★✰ On an average night, Meera (Alicia Fernandes) stays at home while her husband, Zain (Yusuf Naya), go […]

Painful but Tender: 'A Preoccupation with Romantic Love' Review ★★★★✰ Chatting with Laura Thurlow after her show, she says that she has never been as open in her other wor […]

Almost Electric: 'Best of Three' Review ★★✰✰✰ The feel of the Oxford Arms in Camden is intimate and friendly. After warm chitchat with strangers […]

An Impactful Meditation on Trauma: 'Bacon' Review ★★★✰✰ Friendship, power, sexuality. Who can deny that these were heavy components to year 10? Sophie Sw […]

Tragedy Of Titanic Scale: The OceanGate Implosion Was Totally Avoidable OceanGate’s Titan submersible went off the radar an hour and 45 minutes after it began its Titanic expedition […]

"Once the Musical": A Sneak-Peek with Dom Shaw Somewhere amidst Thursday’s sweltering heat, I was tucked away in a rehearsal room in Elephant and Castle to […]