Bridget Minamore writes on Natasha Gordon’s debut play, an emotive, truthful exploration of black grief.
Bridget Minamore

Articles by Bridget Minamore
21 December 2017
Reviews • West End & Central
Review: Hamilton at Victoria Palace Theatre
By Bridget Minamore
Who tells your story: the smash-hit revisionist historical musical comes to London.
14 November 2017
Reviews
Review: The Red Lion at Trafalgar Studios
By Bridget Minamore
The beautiful game: Bridget Minamore on Patrick Marber’s football drama, revived by Live Theatre
14 July 2017
Features
Hot Brown Honey: “We will spark the revolutionary flame”
By Bridget Minamore
Bridget Minamore interviews the genre-defying troupe of Australian women of colour.
12 July 2017
Reviews • West End & Central
Review: Bodies at the Royal Court
5 July - 12 August 2017
By Bridget Minamore
The price of buying a baby: Bridget Minamore reviews Vivienne Franzmann’s new play about surrogacy.
9 June 2017
Features
Roy Alexander Weise: “It’s insulting not to represent the London around your audience”
By Bridget Minamore
Bridget Minamore chats to the JMK award-winning young director as ‘The Ugly One’ opens at Park Theatre.
1 June 2017
Reviews • Dance • Reviews
Review: Queen Size at Alchemy Festival
May 19
By Bridget Minamore
Full of complexity and nuance: Bridget Minamore is moved by Mandeep Raiky’s two-person dance piece exploring the criminalisation of homosexuality in India.
19 May 2017
Reviews • West End & Central
Review: Life of Galileo at Young Vic
6 May 2017 - 1 Jul 2017
By Bridget Minamore
Bringing ‘fun’ back to theatre: Bridget Minamore reviews Joe Wright’s extravagant and entertaining Life of Galileo.
13 May 2017
Reviews • OWE & Fringe
Review: Assata Taught Me at the Gate Theatre
4 - 27 May 2017
By Bridget Minamore
Performances by Adjoa Andoh and Kenneth Omole “are easily the highlight” of Assata Taught Me. Review by Bridget Minamore.
4 May 2017
Reviews
Review: Everything Between Us at Finborough Theatre
By Bridget Minamore
The trauma of Ireland’s troubles is played out between two siblings in David Ireland’s emotionally intense drama.