Anton Du Beke ‘jumped at chance’ to star in Ballet Shoes for upcoming UK tour The ballroom dancer will appear in the stage adaptation of Noel Streatfeild’s classic 1936 children’s novel. Evening Standard · Sep 10
Ballet Shoes at the National Theatre review: Bravo – this superlative adaptation never puts a foot wrong 5/5 This wonderful show is suffused with gung-ho spirit, exuberance and larky wit Evening Standard · Dec 6, 2024
The week in theatre: Slave Play; Skeleton Crew; Alma Mater – review Jeremy O Harris’s Broadway hit is overladen yet thought-provoking; sound design speaks loudest in a wordy Detroit story; and a last-minute lead shines in a knotty new #MeToo drama The Guardian - UK · Jul 14, 2024
Alma Mater review – skeletons escape closets in campus rape drama Kendall Feaver’s play dissects white privilege and a university’s #MeToo moment that begins when a student speaks out after being sexually assaulted The Guardian - UK · Jul 4, 2024
Alma Mater at the Almeida Theatre review: Justine Mitchell's heroic last-minute substitution can't save a problematic play A fine cast is defeated by hairpin character turns that make no sense whatsoever Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2024
The Almighty Sometimes review – an excellent, empathetic portrait of mental illness Melbourne Theatre Company, Sumner theatreMax McKenna is superb in the tricky role of Anna, a young woman tormented by mental illness, while Nadine Garner is magnificent as Anna’s weary mother The Guardian - AU · Apr 20, 2024
Play challenges perceptions of growing up mentally ill A coming-of-age play exploring the struggles of a mother-daughter relationship navigating mental illness aims to encourage audiences to question their beliefs. AAP · Apr 9, 2024