Ellen Hodgetts - Contributor

Ellen works as a PR consultant in London with clients in sectors including finance, property and sustainability. She is a huge theatre enthusiast and loves scouting out the best deals for cheap tickets. In her free time she can be found trying out the best coffee shops and bakeries in North London and endlessly searching for the perfect jacket on Vinted. Ellen also loves to travel and spent the first six months of 2023 travelling across South America, exploring everything from the Amazon jungle to the Galapagos Islands, climbing volcanoes and learning about local cultures.  

Contact: ellen.hodgetts@flolondon.co.uk

Ellen Hodgetts

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Masterclass, Southbank Centre review
Masterclass, Southbank Centre review

The ‘Mr Nasty of American Theatre’ gets his comeuppance in this comedic dissection of the white male artist, which lifts the lid on issues that continue to plague the creative industries…

Between the Lines, New Diorama Theatre review
Between the Lines, New Diorama Theatre review

Original music and writing from social enterprise theatre company Big House hits all the right notes in its powerful examination of censorship and the role art plays in helping marginalised communities find their voice.

Honey Badger, Cockpit Theatre review
Honey Badger, Cockpit Theatre review

Juraj Benko’s experimental one-hander at the intimate Cockpit Theatre is a unafraid exploration of the lasting impact of childhood trauma and the innate longing for love and connection that makes us human…

In conversation with Renée Sigouin
In conversation with Renée Sigouin

Kidd Pivot is a dance theatre company founded by Canadian choreographer and artistic director Crystal Pite. Ahead of the UK premiere of its latest show, Assembly Hall, opening at Sadler’s Wells next week, we sat down with one of the ensemble’s performers, Renée Sigouin….

Review: Land of Lost Content, Arcola Theatre
Review: Land of Lost Content, Arcola Theatre

Powerful spoken word theatre from playwright Henry Madd explores the highs and lows of small-town adolescence and the nuances of the friendships we make in these formative and turbulent years.

Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads at The Courtauld review
Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads at The Courtauld review

The Charcoal Heads is a sequence of large-scale drawings and oil paintings tethered to a formative period of Frank Auerbach’s career. On display for the first time as a comprehensive collection at The Courtauld Gallery…

Review: Songs for a New World, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Review: Songs for a New World, Upstairs at the Gatehouse

Tucked away above a pub in a leafy corner of Highgate Village, Upstairs at the Gatehouse is a hidden gem of a theatre – and it’s latest offering, Songs for a New World, is the perfect production for this intimate venue…

Kin, National Theatre review
Kin, National Theatre review

Kin is a deeply personal story for Lahav, inspired by the journey made by his grandmother in 1932 as she fled persecution in Yemen and travelled to Palestine. Ninety years later her experience still resonates, and serves to highlight the ongoing and indiscriminate cruelties faced by immigrants and refugees across the world…

Fairytale on Church Street: Homegrown fun with community at its heart
Fairytale on Church Street: Homegrown fun with community at its heart

Kathryn Gardner’s Fairytale on Church Street is The Cockpit’s first ‘homegrown’ show in 35 years. Her original story celebrates the importance of the arts in local communities and embraces the style of fringe theatre organisations like The Cockpit fight to preserve…

The House with Chicken Legs review
The House with Chicken Legs review

Sophie Anderson’s young adult novel, the basis of the play, is in the second camp. Inspired by stories told by her Prussian grandmother, Anderson’s Baba Yaga is an eccentric but well-meaning old lady (played with comic idiosyncrasy by Lisa Howard)…

Review: £1 Thursdays – an unapologetic celebration of female friendship and what it means to be young 
Review: £1 Thursdays – an unapologetic celebration of female friendship and what it means to be young 

New writing from rising star Kat Rose-Martin is a moving comedy drama exploring the highs and lows of friendship, young love and ambition, played out against the sticky nostalgia of 2012 club nights….

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