Tom Pymer

Tom Pymer enters the world of Shakespeare in Sightline and Suffragette’s production of ‘The Tempest’.

Tom Pymer enjoys the freshers’ take on Ayckbourn’s wacky and silly comedy ‘My Very Own Story.’

Tom Pymer catches the last play of the year in Caedmon Hall and finds that, despite the dips in energy, the play makes up for this in the second half.

Tom Pymer heads to watch the preview of Wrong Tree’s ‘Aaron’, which will take place on the 12th and 13th of June at the DSU.

“I’m an emotional person, but there are very few plays which so nearly moved me to tears as ‘Waiting For Gandalf'” – Tom Pymer reviews ‘Waiting for Gandalf.’

“I found myself chuckling all the way through.”

Tom Pymer’s take on Castle Theatre Company’s ‘A Murder is Announced’: “It was not exceptional, but it was satisfactory.”

“If you have the chance to see Inferno, see it. You will not be disappointed.”

Why do we have a problem with race-blind casting in 2017?