Review: Secret Theatre’s A Streetcar Named Desire, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The Secret Theatre Company is slowly building quite a reputation for itself, and is becoming known for bringing both new and classic plays to life in a unique w...
Adam Bruce
Review: The Window Seat, Stage@Leeds
Theatre is such a broad performance platform. It can play host to limitless staging, lighting and sound options that ultimately shape the course of a show and h...
Review: Betty Blue Eyes, West Yorkshire Playhouse
After success with Bennett's classic play Enjoy, the West Yorkshire Playhouse's Alan Bennett season continues with the musical comedy Betty Blue Eyes, based on ...
Review: Nine Lives, West Yorkshire Playhouse
If you’re a lover of plays, pies and pints, then it’s well worth popping along to the West Yorkshire Playhouse’s new aptly named ‘A Play, A Pie and A Pint’ prog...
Review: The City and Iris, Square Chapel Theatre, Halifax
Theatre is all about stimulating the imagination and letting it run free. It shows us things that film and television can’t and offers us a unique experience....
Review: Pronoun, West Yorkshire Playhouse
Theatre is fantastic when it comments on those areas of society that are rarely explored in other media. In this case, playwright Evan Placey’s new work Prono...
Adam Bruce
Adam is a third year Writing, Directing and Performance student at the University of York, and has written for A Younger Theatre for over three years. He regularly writes for the University, and works with Mind Over Matter Theatre Collective and York Theatre Royal. He also acts for theatre, film and television, and enjoys playing guitar and songwriting in his spare time.