Mark Ludmon

Mark Ludmon has been a journalist for over 20 years, specialising in writing about theatre and the arts as well as bars, pubs and drink. He has been on the theatre judging panel for London’s Olivier Awards and has a masters degree in English literature, specialising in Elizabethan and Jacobean drama. He has an MA in theatre research, criticism and dramaturgy from the University of London’s Royal Central School of Speech & Drama. You can find him tweeting about theatre as @MarkLudmon and writing about theatre at markludmon.com.

REVIEW: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), Criterion Theatre ✭✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon4th November 2021 Reviews

Pride and Prejudice sort of

Mark Ludmon reviews Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), a hilarious reworking of Jane Austen, at the Criterion Theatre in London

Royal Shakespeare Company make magic with The Magician’s Elephant

Mark Ludmon27th September 202127th September 2021 Features, Regional

the magician's elephant

Mark Ludmon reports on the development of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s new musical, The Magician’s Elephant. Book tickets now!

REVIEW: Rice!, Omnibus Theatre / Wayang Kitchen ✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon28th February 2021 Reviews

Rice Omnibus Theatre

Mark Ludmon reviews Wayang Kitchen and Omnibus Theatre’s inventive show, Rice!, streamed live via Zoom from the UK and Malaysia.

REVIEW: Good Grief, Original Theatre Online ✭✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon12th February 2021 Reviews

Mark Ludmon reviews the world premiere of Lorien Haynes’s Good Grief online starring Fleabag’s Sian Clifford with Nikesh Patel

REVIEW: The Haunting Of Alice Bowles, Original Theatre Company Online ✭✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon17th December 2020 Reviews

Tamsin Outhwaite Haunting Of Alice Bowles

Mark Ludmon reviews Original Theatre Company’s latest offering The Haunting Of Alice Bowles now streaming online.

REVIEW: The Flying Lovers Of Vitebsk, Streaming Online ✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon7th December 2020 Reviews

Flying Lovers of Vitebsk

Mark Ludmon reviews the online live broadcast of The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk from Bristol Old Vic, Kneehigh and Wise Children.

REVIEW: Jane Eyre, Blackeyed Theatre Online ✭✭✭✭

Mark Ludmon27th November 2020 Reviews

Jane Eyre review Blackeyed Theatre

Mark Ludmon reviews Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre adapted by Nick Lane presented online by Blackeyed Theatre. 4 Stars

Interview: Kelsey Short on playing Jane Eyre for Blackeyed Theatre

Mark Ludmon23rd November 202023rd November 2020 Features, Interviews, Regional, Stuck At Home

Kelsey Short Blackeyed Theatre

Kelsey Short talks about playing the title role in Blackeyed Theatre’s production of Jane Eyre to be streamed online from 27 Nov 2020

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