Tamsin Flower

London Reviewer

Tamsin is a PR/Journalist and Arts Council Supported dramatist based in Twickenham. She comes from rural Rutland and has an MA in Creative Writing from UEA, and one in Acting from Mountview. Tamsin has freelanced for The Stage, The Byline Times, The FRANK Mag and Good Morning Britain.

Reviews

From England with Love

Hofesh Shechter

Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre

18–20 April 2024

Liberation Day & Frankenstein

Mark Bruce

Mark Bruce Company

The Place

26–28 March 2024

The Barber of Seville

Rossini

Charles Court Opera

Wilton's Music Hall

12–23 March 2024

Laura Pitt-Pulford as Poppy, Elizabeth Ayodele as Joy and Rachael Wooding as Rose

Standing at the Sky's Edge

Music and lyrics by Richard Hawley, book by Chris Bush

Sheffield Theatres and the National Theatre in association with Various Productions

Gillian Lynne Theatre

1–3 March 2024

Chotto Desh

Akram Khan, Sue Buckmaster

Akram Khan Company

Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre

9–10 February 2024

Antechamber

Stereoptik

Barbican Centre, The Pit

30 January–3 February 2024

Tess

Alex Harvey, Charlotte Mooney

Ockham's Razor

The Peacock Theatre, Sadlers Wells

31 January–3 February 2024

Cowbois

Charlie Josephine and Sean Holmes

Royal Shakespeare Company

Royal Court Theatre

11 January–10 February 2024

Les Noces - The Departure

New Movement Collective

New Movement Collective, Opera Holland Park, ENO Youth Company, Company Chameleon

Woolwich Works

13–14 January 2024

Swan Lake

Marius Petipa, Pyotr Tchaikovsky

Mergaliev Classical Ballet

Richmond Theatre

11 January 2024

Features

Campbell brings new vigour to RAD

26 February 2024

The Royal Academy of Dance last week announced that Royal Ballet Principal Alexander Campbell will be following Gerard Charles as its new Artistic Director.

Maliphant’s world and the arts funding Vortex

20 January 2024

Russell Maliphant’s most recent choreographic work, Vortex, is on BBC4 on Sunday, after an unusual year in which he was awarded an OBE.

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