Press
On Dido Queen of Carthage
at Kensington Palace Stage Apartments
"Sarah Thom gives a sensational performance as Dido."
Charles Spencer, The Daily Telegraph
"Sarah Thom’s splendid Dido, – her pallid, burning-eyed intensity, has something of Mary Tudor about it."
Time Out
"Sarah Thom, who plays a haunting Dido, is a linchpin... Rebecca McCutcheon and Sarah Thom have struck gold. A wonderful idea, boldly executed."
The Sunday Times
"Sarah Thom handles Dido’s transformation from sombre monarch to giddy lover exquisitely. Her subsequent outpouring of grief is truly earth-shattering."
The Stage
On Bette & Joan: The Final Curtain
at St James' Theatre & Assembly
‘Witty, inventive, sharp, irreverent and very moving’
The List
"Sarah Thom and Sarah Toogood depict brilliant adversaries.. it has to be said that Thom and Toogood make an outstanding duet and feed off each other’s energy beautifully."
London Festival Fringe
"Sarahs Thom and Toogood (Bette/Joan respectively) have impressive timing, both comic and dramatic, that oils the wheels of this fragmented, time-travelling rollercoaster of a play."
What’s On Stage
"Foursight’s clever two-hander allows its lead actors to display a non-stop, scenery chewing wit."
The Times
On Beak Speaks
at Underbelly
“... by playing a bad actor Thom proves that she is a fantastic one ...a brilliantly written, wholly believable and very funny tragicomic creation.”
The List
On the All-Female Posh
at The Pleasance
"an excellent Sarah Thom"
The Guardian
On Great Expectations
At The Old Red Lion
"Thom’s performance is nothing short of mesmerising. Her physicality, along with her calculated precision in both characters is a real highlight."
A Younger Theatre
On Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off
At The King's Head
“Sarah Thom as Elizabeth is phenomenal … an utter marvel to watch.”
Grumpy Gay Critic