Liam O'Dell – Page 3 – Freelance Journalist and Campaigner

In the foreground, a Black woman with frizzy black hair, a white playsuit and large earrings looks upwards with her hands in front of her under her waist. She looks anxious. Behind her, also on the stage is a bearded white man in nothing but yellow underpants. He is talking, holds a scrapbook in his left hand and with his right hand, he puts his index finger and thumb together, as if doing the ‘OK’ gesture.

‘The Tempest’ review – Shakespeare’s revenge drama is profound and preposterous

In a coffee shop on a theatre stage. A boy pretending to be an adult in a suit reads a newspaper with concern. Also sat at the table is a young girl in a spotty red dress. Two adults standing behind them also lean forward to look at the newspaper, and so does a man through the door of the cafe behind them, flipped so as to suggest he's outside and they're inside.

‘Bugsy Malone’ review – Smiles abound in silly and stylish slapstick

Left, a white woman in a large fluffy white coat stands on a forklift-like contraption on stage. She is playing the White Witch of Narnia. Right, stands a white man in a large brown fur coat next to a giant lion puppet. He is Aslan.

‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ review – C.S. Lewis’ classic blooms in rousing, roaring adaptation

Two women, one Black and one white, talk to each other on stage as they rest on a metal kitchen table.

‘Hungry’ review – Cultural cuisine clash is curious but congested

Rows of people sing behind barriers on a large ocean liner set on a theatre stage.

‘Anything Goes’ review – Silly and satisfying spectacle makes ship-shape return

Bits of torn paper fall to the ground as a bald white man sits on the edge of a stage, looking up. Walking to the left behind him is another white man in a suit, with his head down and a look of concern on his face.

‘Patriots’ review – A fine Russian oligarch thriller fumbles with familiarity