Jen Malarkey: “Humans evolve and theatre will too”
Throughout the pandemic, theatre companies have had to find increasingly innovative ways to tell stories and reach communities. In our latest interview, Eleano...
Eleanor Dewar
Josie Underwood: “If Macbeth was a woman, it would be a different play”
Writer Eleanor Dewar speaks to Josie Underwood, co-founder of the theatre troupe Silent Faces, about not adapting Samuel Beckett, gender in Shakespeare, and ch...
Theatre Cannot Forget Those With Specific Access Needs
Eleanor Dewar misses the feeling of belonging that comes from attending the theatre but she doesn't want things to go back to 'normal'. Praising Flute Theatre ...
How is a recent graduate dealing with the devastating hit the theatre industry has taken?
Most focus at the moment is on theatres and how they're dealing with the effects of Coronavirus. But what about freelance workers who are just starting out? El...
Lungs at The Old Vic: Though lockdown rages, privilege continues
Should The Old Vic be charging audiences up to £65 to watch a live stream of their hit show, Lungs when other theatres are doing it for free? Eleanor Dewar dis...
Jacoba Williams: “As women we have all been through something, and that’s something that unites us”
Eleanor Dewar talks to star of The Bunker Theatre's Before I Was A Bear, Jacoba Williams about becoming a big, furry beast, the positive effect of working in a...
Eleanor Dewar
Eleanor is a recent graduate who spends all of her spare time and money at the theatre. She aims to see all of Shakespeare plays by the time she is 30.