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Verity Healey


Verity Healey

Verity writes for and contributes to Ministry of Counterculture and is a film facilitator for Bigfoot Arts Education. She is also a published short story writer and filmmaker.


Articles by Verity Healey


Review: Nude at the Hope Theatre
9 May 2016
Reviews

Review: Nude at the Hope Theatre

3rd - 21st May 2016
By Verity Healey

“Life is short and unkind and we return to dust”: Verity Healey reviews Paul Hewitt’s take on the The Ruba’iyat of Omar Khayyam.


Review: Schism at Finborough Theatre
3 May 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe

Review: Schism at Finborough Theatre

Finborough Theatre ⋄ 27th April -14th May 2016
By Verity Healey

Promised kingdoms: Verity Healey reviews Athena Stevens’ work at the Finborough Theatre.


Review: My Mother Said I Never Should at St James Theatre
21 April 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • West End & Central

Review: My Mother Said I Never Should at St James Theatre

St James Theatre ⋄ 13th April - 21st May 2016
By Verity Healey

“Let’s kill our mummies”: Verity Healey reviews Charlotte Keatley’s work about four generations of women.


Review: Deathwatch at the Print Room
18 April 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe

Review: Deathwatch at the Print Room

Until 7th May 2016
By Verity Healey

“A beautiful sequence of events”: Verity Healey reviews David Rudkin’s translation of Jean Genet.


Jim Cartwright: “You really have to put yourself on the edge to have a good time.”
21 March 2016
Features

Jim Cartwright: “You really have to put yourself on the edge to have a good time.”

By Verity Healey

The playwright of ‘The Rise and Fall of Little Voice’ and ‘Raz’, which opens this week at Trafalgar Studios, talks jilted generations, the poetry of Northernisms and wild nights out.


Review: If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me at the Young Vic
18 March 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • Reviews • West End & Central

Review: If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me at the Young Vic

Young Vic ⋄ 10th March - 16th April 2016
By Verity Healey

Verity Healey reviews Jane Horrocks’ “archeological exercise” at the Young Vic.


In/Out (A Feeling)
20 January 2016
Reviews • OWE & Fringe

In/Out (A Feeling)

Hope Theatre ⋄ 12th - 30th January 2016
By Verity Healey

Verity Healey reviews Andrew Maddock’s latest play in which “the writing is rich with alliteration and a joy to hear, never mind see.”


Barbarians
4 December 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Barbarians

Young Vic ⋄ 1st - 19th December 2015
By Verity Healey

Revisiting Barrie Keeffe’s still-relevant play.


Here We Go
29 November 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Here We Go

National Theatre ⋄ 25th November - 19th December 2015
By Verity Healey

A biblical storm.


Time of Women
11 November 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Time of Women

Young Vic ⋄ 9th - 10th November 2015
By Verity Healey

A meditative celebration of female power.


Discover Love
9 November 2015
Reviews • Performance

Discover Love

Secret location ⋄ 6th November 2015
By Verity Healey

A tribute to the disappeared.


Zone of Silence
9 November 2015
Reviews • Performance

Zone of Silence

Secret location ⋄ 7th November 2015
By Verity Healey

Towards the light.


Generation Jeans
7 November 2015
Reviews • Performance

Generation Jeans

Car park underneath the Houses of Parliament ⋄ 5th November 2015
By Verity Healey

Hope, freedom and 501s.


New York ’79 / Minsk, 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker
5 November 2015
Reviews • Performance

New York ’79 / Minsk, 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker

Vauxhall Tavern ⋄ 4th November 2015
By Verity Healey

Sexual revolutions.


4.48 Psychosis
4 November 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

4.48 Psychosis

Clerkenwell House of Detention ⋄ 2nd November 2015
By Verity Healey

Ecstatic pain.


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