Feature: Pearls of wisdom from Dumbshow
Ellen Carr talks to Dumbshow's Michael Bryher and Sam Gayton about the Fringe, finances and falling in love... As discussions about funding in the arts r...
Ellen Carr
Brighton Fringe Review: How A Man Crumbled
Sometimes you see a piece of theatre and it reminds you why – as a theatre maker - you want to make theatre. Clout Theatre’s How a Man Crumbled is one such show...
Brighton Fringe Review: Someone Else’s Shoes
A group of over-exuberant tour guides kick-start Trailblaze Theatre’s walking tour of Brighton Someone Else’s Shoes. Quite the stereotype, but these characters ...
Review Brighton Fringe: How to Host a Dinner Party
Park Bench Dance Theatre’s How to Host a Dinner Party is a contemporary dance work playing with the conventions of the traditional dinner party. At least this i...
Brighton Fringe Review: Bianco
I saw NoFit State Circus once before, at the London International Mime Festival in the South Bank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall. An auditorium of this style d...
Brighton Fringe Review: A Girl Called Owl
With a screwed-up face and the exclamation “you look like an owl”, Olivia’s friendship with neighbourhood rebel and outcast Kay begins, along with her transform...
Ellen Carr
Ellen is Artistic Director of Witness Theatre, a company she established after graduating from the University of Sussex in 2011. Ellen writes, directs and produces for Witness Theatre and spends the rest of her time doing more writing. She is currently writing her own blog witnesstoexperience daily, contributes regular features to One Stop Arts and can also be found writing the occasional screenplay.