Review: Othello, Lyric Hammersmith
Described by The Times as "the most innovative and progressive company around", physical theatre group Frantic Assembly have a fierce reputation to uphold. Thei...
Jemma Wilson
Review: JOHN, National Theatre
DV8 Physical Theatre's artistic director Lloyd Newson interviewed more than 50 men on the topic of love and sex; one man called John became the inspiration for ...
Review: Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, London Palladium
Since its official debut in 1996 at the Point Theatre in Dublin, Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance has cast a spell all over the world. Seen by over 60 millio...
Blog: ‘Emerging artists’ panel discussion at Cloud Dance Festival
The concept of an 'emerging artist' is perhaps difficult to define. Somewhat of a buzzword of the moment, the term is becoming increasingly present in the indus...
Review: Cloud Dance Festival – Showtime (Friday)
Johnny Autin (c) Chantal Guevara The line-up for the fourteenth Cloud Dance Festival is arguably one of the best yet. Since 2007, when the platform was foun...
Review: Story of a Night Pianist
Story of a Night Pianist, a promenade, interdisciplinary performance, is based on a true story of a strange encounter that composer Maestro Lorenzo Turchi-F...
Jemma Wilson
Jemma is currently in full-time dance training at Laine Theatre Arts, Epsom and hopes to pursue a career in performing. Having danced since the age of three, she has enjoyed being part of numerous amateur musical theatre and ballet companies over the years as well as performing in pantomimes each Christmas in her hometown Chelmsford in Essex.