Rachel Williams's Groups
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NTW21 - Coriolan/us
91 members
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NTW19 - Little Dogs
82 members
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Inky Quill Productions
71 members
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The Village Social - NTW…
83 members
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Arts Marketing & Media C…
82 members
Rachel Williams's Page
Profile Information
- What I do:
- Communications Officer (public sector) / Writer
- A little more about me:
- Now based in London on a permanent basis with work.
I have completed a BA in Media and Modern Literature and an MA Creative and Media writing.
I was Stage Editor for Buzz Magazine between Feb '12 and March '13
Young Critic from Oct '11 - Jan '13
Always on the look out for new shows or new idea's, let me know!
- Location:
- London (Bridgend/Cardiff when I can)
- Projects I’m working on:
- Fiction Novel
- Personal Website/CV:
- http://bethanstori.wordpress.com/
- Twitter @username:
- @rbethanwilliams
Rachel Williams's Blog
A Provincial Life - Young Critics Review.
NTW17 A PROVINCIAL LIFE
Sherman Cymru
5 March 2012
A Provincial Life see’s the return of National Theatre Wales for their…
ContinuePosted on March 9, 2012 at 11:36 — 1 Comment
Young Critic's Review of Utah Bride
Chapter Arts, Cardiff.
Sat 17th December.
Where is home? Somewhere you feel you belong? Or under the love of a parent who will forever disagree with you but with the best of intentions?
Rebecca and Alice: a mother and daughter divided by a generation, religion and men. In the dead of night Alice returns to the maternal home and Rebecca wakes, only for light to be shone on the darkest corners and for truths and…
ContinuePosted on December 21, 2011 at 13:14 — 2 Comments
Review of Dirty Protest’s Office Christmas Party
1st December 2011
Various locations on City Road, Cardiff.
Writers:
Duncan Macmillan
Beth Granville
Alan Harris
Aled Roberts
Marged Parry
It’s the 1st December, so Christmas has come again, at least it was for Dirty Protest’s curious menagerie of plays last week. Presented with a Christmas card, sweets and tinsel the party atmosphere descends…
ContinuePosted on December 8, 2011 at 12:41
Review of On Stage, Empty Pocket Theatre's newest plays
Last Saturday saw the up and coming new theatre company Empty Pocket, stage their freshest creative imaginings: two one act plays that use and explore the absence of a significant or main character.
Hello Mrs Silverstone by Natalie Stone & A Sunday Roast by Anna Poole
First up was Hello Mrs Silverstone: opening on an ordinary family’s life that quickly descends into the comic and the tragic through the…
ContinuePosted on July 7, 2011 at 10:00
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Fantastic... that's really good to hear. If you could message me your email address I'll be in touch in a week or so.
Cheers! xx
Hi Rachel, I've been looking over your reviews and think it would be brilliant if you joined our "New Critics" group on here. Click on GROUPS and then click on the group called NEW CRITICS. I'm looking for ways to reinvigorate the group and get people taking and you guys, the Bridgend Young Critics, are exactly what the group needs - people with excellent experience and reviews! Let me know what you think. Thanks x