Georgia Chapman

Freelance Journalist


Based: London


NCTJ Master's in Journalism


Bachelors in Media, Culture, and Communications


Previous blog: www.thegirlbehindthebackpack.c...

Housemates 2026: Tube Chronicles Review – Brixton House

RAZAK OSMAN, A TUBE STATION WORKER FROM EAST LONDON, BEAUTIFULLY PORTRAYS HIS LIVED EXPERIENCES OF THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF THE TUBE NIGHT SHIFT AT BRIXTON HOUSE THEATRE From your busy morning commute to your drunken journey home. From your natter with your friends to your heads down, AirPods in. From your quick trip out for dinner to hauling your Facebook Marketplace find across London. The Tube is a constant network that allows you to go from A-B. But truly, it’s the Tube station workers and drivers that keep your journeys moving.
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Setting my September intentions and looking back on August's

With that being said, am I ready to start the cosy, autumnal tv shows I love? Absolutely.Have calmer slower evenings? Absolutely.Start winding down with hearty meals? Sign me up.Like every 3 - 21 year old across the country, September signifies a new school year and I too have some learning and preparation to do.August could not have been better, from seeing my amazing friends, celebrating with new ones, spending time with my family and enjoying the sun. Key: Complete In Progress IncompleteI did...

CSI: Crime Scene Idiots Review – Rosemary Branch Theatre

Dana Mite and Bill Power must use their detective prowess to find the park killer. A fun, light-hearted comedy which combines clown comedy, mime and improvisation to bring laughter to a dark subject. Throughout the play, the two clowns mishandled the important evidence and used interesting techniques during interviews to find the suspect. Expect climbing over audience members, silly spoofs and intense interrogations over the onion wielding killer in this 45 minute satirical delight.
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Review of Inklings London’s writing club

Being a freelance writer with a 9-5 (R.I.P sweet Dolly), when the clock hits 5 it can be difficult to get my head out of work and into what actually brings me joy - my freelancing. From reviewing interesting plays and cultural events around London to think pieces and essays for my Substack, I needed to get away from my home office.After a small scroll on Eventbrite I came across Inklings London Writing Club - a dedicated 2 hour workspace to ‘lock in and write with likeminded people’. Now that is...
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How I ended up doing community service for free Harry Styles tickets

The time: 9am The location: Teviot Rangers, Plumstead, Woolwich The objective: Litter picking, gardening and painting a grassroots football pavilion blue The reward: Free tickets to see Harry StylesI, like many other people, enjoy listening to the charming and eclectic pop star Harry Styles. From his founding days of One Direction - wearing bow ties and suspenders - to his angsty rock era that followed. From the highs of Golden to the depths of Fine Line, I would say I’m partial to the sounds of...
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Wimble-done it

Although it can be thought of as ‘Wimbledon is British elitism at its worst’ The i Paper, I don’t believe you have to be high society to enjoy your day there. It must help, getting tickets quicker and gaining access into the fancy areas, however, here’s how Tammy and I, normal Northern 9-5ers, did it on the cheap. Firstly, I must preface that I was incredibly lucky to be gifted the Wimbledon experience. Not from a brand, not from a partnership but a very good friend who is serving (pardon the pu...
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Setting my August intentions and looking back on July's

There are a lot of interesting goals I want to achieve in my future. They encompass different routes and destinations - mind, body and career. Mind would be happiness, enjoying my day-to-day. Body is keeping healthy and strong. Career is writing frequently and pursuing classes, education and networking opportunities. Sitting in a cosy living room, candles flickering, soft music on youtube with a notebook and pen in hand, my friends and I look back at the month and the goals we set and talk about...
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5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche Review – The Tower Theatre

"Although there was absolutely no meat in the quiches, there was definitely beef between Lulie and Ginny." From the get-go, the ladies of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are poised, primped and ready for their annual quiche breakfast. As the ‘widows’ prepare for the winners’ announcement of the best quiche competition, the atomic bomb siren starts to blare, and lockdown of the community centre begins. To their ‘dismay’, the ladies are trapped with only 104 women and quiches to keep them company.
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