Reviews

Excerpt from the Ought To Be Clowns review for Suffragette City, London Pavilion

Do you believe in equality? Would you use violence to achieve your aims? Can you make a rosette? Suffragette City asks all these questions and more in a thought-provoking immersive experience in the heart of Piccadilly Circus.

"There’s nothing quite like a moment of theatre that takes your well-meaning preconceptions and smacks you hard in the face with them but that’s exactly what Suffragette City managed to do for me."

Review of In Memory of Leaves, Meanwhile Gardens by Amelia Curran

In Conversation With... Natasha Langridge | In Memory of Leaves | Interview by Olivia Mitchell, Editor

Following on from Memoirs of a Tree, Natasha Langridge returns with, In Memory of Leaves. This monologue describes Natasha’s experience living in a block of flats on the Portobello Road council estate, which is being torn down by developers, and how all of her surroundings and green spaces are rapidly changing. The monologue also explores her work in Calais with the Occupy movement and the sadness people feel when they have to say goodbye to "home".

'The Method' written and directed by Natasha Langridge was performed Upstairs at The Oval House Theatre, London in April and May, 2005.

'The Method' was funded by The Arts Council.

Beverley - A One Woman Show
Written, directed and produced by Natasha Langridge

Heroine Beverley, played by Valerie Frances, exhibits a kind of Cinderella complex as she swaps broom, pumpkins and glass slippers for sex, drugs and all-night raves. She dreams of trips to the plastic surgeon and illustrious appearances in Hello! Magazine. Pills have lost their potency - where has it all gone wrong?

Beverley - A One Woman Show
Written, directed and produced by Natasha Langridge

Heroine Beverley, played by Valerie Frances, exhibits a kind of Cinderella complex as she swaps broom, pumpkins and glass slippers for sex, drugs and all-night raves. She dreams of trips to the plastic surgeon and illustrious appearances in Hello! Magazine. Pills have lost their potency - where has it all gone wrong?

The 2012 Olympics spells eviction for the generations of Romany Gypsies living in East London and seventeen year old Pearl Penfold is one of them. As the bulldozers close in, Pearl falls in love with Joe, a boy from the local estate. Can Joe prove himself to Pearl and her family before they are gone forever?

Written by Natasha Langridge Shraddha won the 2010 Meyer-Whitworth Award with great praise:

Beverley - A One Woman Show
Written, directed and produced by Natasha Langridge

Heroine Beverley, played by Valerie Frances, exhibits a kind of Cinderella complex as she swaps broom, pumpkins and glass slippers for sex, drugs and all-night raves. She dreams of trips to the plastic surgeon and illustrious appearances in Hello! Magazine. Pills have lost their potency - where has it all gone wrong?

Beverley - A One Woman Show
Written, directed and produced by Natasha Langridge

Heroine Beverley, played by Valerie Frances, exhibits a kind of Cinderella complex as she swaps broom, pumpkins and glass slippers for sex, drugs and all-night raves. She dreams of trips to the plastic surgeon and illustrious appearances in Hello! Magazine. Pills have lost their potency - where has it all gone wrong?

Beverley - A One Woman Show
Written, directed and produced by Natasha Langridge

Heroine Beverley, played by Valerie Frances, exhibits a kind of Cinderella complex as she swaps broom, pumpkins and glass slippers for sex, drugs and all-night raves. She dreams of trips to the plastic surgeon and illustrious appearances in Hello! Magazine. Pills have lost their potency - where has it all gone wrong?