Tomm Ingram

For the first time since its premiere in 1959, A Taste of Honey returns to the West End for a limited run at The Trafalgar Studios. Having recently been revived at The National’s Lyttelton Theatre in 2014, this production (also by The National Theatre), now directed by Bijan Sheibani, strays from its predecessor. Jumping into … Read moreReview of A Taste of Honey at Trafalgar Studios

Hunger is a story about struggle. The Young Man (played by Kwani Odoom) attempts to survive in the city but soon finds himself on the poverty line. What starts as being behind on rent and struggling to find work soon turns into inconsistent living situations and eventual starvation. This dark and heavy story is a … Read moreHunger at Arcola Theatre | Review

Tennessee Williams is arguably one of the greatest and most praised of playwrights. Which is why when a play of his hasn’t previously hit the mark as many of the others have done, it sticks out more so than it should. Summer and Smoke was revived at The Almeida earlier this year with fresh direction … Read moreSummer And Smoke Duke of York’s Theatre, London | Review

Get your three T’s ready – tits, teeth and taps, of course. The truly tap-tastic sensation, Stepping Out is back once again and this time it’s at The Brockley Jack Theatre. Richard Harris’ early 1980s play (also an equally famous 1991 film starring Liza Minnelli) brings personal stories and a community of characters to centre … Read moreStepping Out at The Brockley Jack Theatre | Review