My first ever visit to The Hen & Chickens Theatre , was to see Late, A Cowboy Song,  written by Sarah Ruhl and produced by T. Regina Theatre Co.   The synopsis of the show said: Mary, always late and always married, meets Red, a lady cowboy strumming songs outside Pittsburgh city limits. With Red, Mary tastes a freedom she’s never had, and begins a search for the recipe. Meanwhile, her husband, Crick, buys abstract paintings with borrowed money.   This instantly gave the imp

Daniel’s Husband is a play written by Michael McKeever and directed by Alan Souza. I was both surprised and delighted to be invited to the Press Night at Marylebone Theatre. As you take your seat you are greeted by the view of a stylish apartment, boldly decorated in blue and green (my favourite colours, so maybe I’m a biased when I say I loved the colour scheme).  I particularly liked the sloped roof which instantly gave the impression of a stylish – likely outrageously exp

Photo by Lucy Hayes I was invited to review The Magic of Christmas  at Brick Lane Music Hall, and I was keen to see it, partly because of its festive nature but also because I had never been to this venue before and I was interested to see what it was like. Brick Lane Music Hall today is located – not on Brick Lane, as it was in its original form – but in Silvertown, in what is also known as St Mark’s Church. This building is such a good choice; when you walk through the door

I was invited to review Leading Voices LDN’s Fresh Off The Score Winter Edition at the Union Theatre, and told it was going to be a concert of seasonal songs from new and emerging British and UK-based theatre writers, many of which had been written especially for the evening. It was a pleasure to attend this sold-out event. The members of the choir burst onto the stage in a flash of red and black, and their opening song – Where the Wind Blows  (from Bear Left  by Ollie Mills)