Mathematics of the Heart… and the theatre
Eleanor Turney chats to the director and writer of Theatre503's Mathematics of the Heart about finding the perfect equation of compromise and collaboration when working together on the show.
Eleanor Turney
Review: Execution of Justice
Who would have thought double homicide could be so, well, dull? In fairness, the murders are carried out off-stage, before the action of this play starts, but p...
Review: The Kreutzer Sonata
Atmospheric without ever quite becoming truly chilling, and engaging without being totally captivating, The Kreutzer Sonata is a macabre little tale of jealousy...
Review: Coram Boy
It may have more dead babies than your average Christmas show, but Bristol Old Vic's Coram Boy has all the other components of a knock-out. Coram Boy was fi...
Review: The Ladykillers
When one starts a review by remarking on how amazing the set is, it is easy to assume that this is because the other aspects of the show were less satisfactory....
Creative Christmas: The Snow Queen
Tell Tale Hearts' director Natasha Holmes talks to Eleanor Turney about developing new children's production The Snow Queen.
Eleanor Turney
Eleanor Turney was Managing Editor of A Younger Theatre for four-and-a-half years. She is now Managing Editor of The Space, Web Editor for the British Council Theatre and Dance team, and a freelance writer and editor.