Review: Cabaret Confidential, The Pheasantry
For those who prefer their cabaret on the civilised side, and indeed alongside a slice of pizza, glass of wine and the beautiful ambience of the King’s Road, Ca...
Laura Stevens
Review: The Crucible, Screening Nationwide
One of the beauties of theatre is its fleeting nature. Its sense of the ephemeral heightens the sense of wonder that a performance can portray, but can also be ...
Review: Grounded, Brighton Dome
Grounded is a searing piece of theatre that tells the story of a female fighter pilot whose wings become clipped after falling pregnant. From flying a F16 fight...
News: Royal and Derngate announce Made in Northampton 2015
A season including new commissions and a world premiere has been announced today by Royal & Derngate, Northampton. The theatre introduced its 2015 Made i...
Feature: Elizabeth Freestone – “Rural and urban theatre works both ways”
Image by Richard Stanton When I get through to Elizabeth Freestone on a patchy line she’s not quite certain where exactly she is: “I’m currently at Darwen Li...
Sponsored feature: Trip The Light Fantastic Toe at The Place
Recently, it seems there has been a relentless barrage of bad news. From each newspaper front page or TV tickertape, there have been foreign tragedies, domestic...
Laura Stevens
Laura Stevens is a multimedia journalist. She has written for regional and national publications including an interlude in the Czech Republic at The Prague Post, and is former Managing Editor of A Younger Theatre. Via the beautiful seaside cities of Exeter and Brighton, she is now based in London.