Feature: Theatre has the power to change lives
Image by Robert Workman Since 2012 Kathryn O’Reilly has toured both nationally and internationally as the strong but savage Liz Morden – a total of 318 perfo...
Conori Bell-Bhuiyan
Feature: Avatâra Ayuso – “It’s like cooking – a little bit of this and that until the recipe happens!”
Spanish-born, London-based choreographer Avatâra Ayuso has been dancing since she was seven. Now, at Sadler’s Well in London, she’s launching her own company in...
Feature: Debs Gatenby – Hi, Anxiety
Debs Gatenby has just driven across the Yorkshire Dales and, as this interview takes place, is staying at her mum’s. It’s an appropriate location, givien that t...
Edinburgh feature: Hartshorn & Hook – “we’re two halves of a very good producer”
When Louis Hartshorn and Brian Hook first met, first started considering working together, they couldn’t have guessed that a simple introduction would turn into...
Night Watch – a new kind of festival
Come June, the Junction in Cambridge will be hosting a weekend theatre festival unlike any that’s come before: Night Watch will condense an entire festival’s wo...
Feature: Paines Plough – “I don’t know how anyone can run a company on their own”
James Grieve and George Perrin, Artistic Directors of Plaines Plough. (c) Geraint Lewis. James Grieve and George Perrin have been working together since the...
Conori Bell-Bhuiyan
Conori Bell-Bhuiyan is a student and arts and culture blogger from Manchester. She wants to end up working as a journalist somewhere warm, and she loves anything artsy, off-beat or slightly wacky.