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In the ring with Frantic Asssembly

Posted on 06 November 2012 by Billy Barrett

With new show Beautiful Burnout by Bryony Lavery currently touring, Scott Graham of Frantic Assembly talks boxing, going for gold and being Frantic.

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Tags: Beautiful Burnout, boxing, Bryony Lavery, Dance, DV8, Education, Frantic Assembly, Hull Truck Theatre, National Theatre Scotland, New Writing, Northern Stage, Nuffield Southampton, Physical Theatre, Playwright, Rehearsals, Reviews, Scott Graham, Steven Hoggett, Tour, University, Volcano, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Young Company, Young People

Round Up: 2011

Posted on 31 December 2011 by Jessica Wilson

The results of our Twitter poll are in as Jessica Wilson rounds up your theatrical highs and lows of 2011.

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Tags: 2011, 2012, adaptations, Adelphi Theatre, As You Like It, Barbican Centre, Bear Trap Theatre, Bound, Cambridge Theatre, Cinderella, Clockwork Orange, Comedy of Errors, Courtyard Theatre, Edward Bond, Evita, Fringe Theatre, Guardian, Gulbenkian Theatre, Happy Days in the Art World, London Road, Lullaby, Lyn Gardner, Lyric Hammersmith, Matilda the Musical, National Theatre, new year, Old Vic 24 Hour Plays, One Man Two Guvnors, Othello, Regional, Review, review of the year, Richard II, Richard III, Rose Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, Saved, Sheffield Crucible, social response, Southwark Playhouse, Spectator, Tender Napalm, The Homecoming, The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, Theatre Royal Haymarket, Tobacco Factory, touring, Twelfth Night, Twisted Tales, Twitter poll, Volcano Theatre Company, WhatsOnStage Awards

Spotlight On: Edward Bond

Posted on 23 November 2011 by Laura Turner

Edward Bond discusses his views on theatre and society and his hopes for the future as he calls young theatregoers to arms.

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Tags: Bollywood, censorship, Edward Bond, future of theatre, Hollywood, junk, Lollywood, Lyric Hammersmith, magazines, Methuen Drama, Plays Nine, Saved, summer riots, TV, video games, violence

Theatre Marketing: Videos on YouTube

Posted on 07 October 2010 by Jake Orr

Marketing for theatres and their shows is increasingly moving to embrace digital technologies, and the latest trend over this year appears to be that of online videos hosted on YouTube. Trailers, rehearsal footage, interviews and exposing the behind-the-scenes activity of a production, theatres are thriving in this new online marketing medium. Why are online videos [...]

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