Review: Uncle Vanya and Three Sisters, The Wyndham’s Theatre
The Mossovet State Academic Theatre arrives in London’s West End with a sizeable helping of Chekhov’s early masterpieces. Uncle Vanya and Three Sisters are ...
Lee Anderson
Incoming Festival preview: Awkward City
"If you could hold on to one memory for the rest of your life, which one would you choose?" This is the question at the heart of Dissolve. Awkward City’s late...
Incoming Festival preview: Remote Control Theatre
Remote Control is not afraid to suffer for its art. It is a company that uses theatre as a means of probing into the darker recesses of human nature. This was e...
Feature: Bitch Boxer – “I just wanted to know what it was like. To hit and be hit.”
When I ask Charlotte Josephine how she began writing for the stage, she tells me her primary motivation was one of frustration. While auditioning for drama sc...
Review: Pests, Royal Court Theatre
As the lights go up on Pests, you may be forgiven for believing you had accidentally stumbled into a time warp. Developed in collaboration with Clean Br...
Feature: Celebrating 21 years of Told by an Idiot – “A brilliant combination of excitement and fear”
During our conversation, Paul Hunter – Co-Artistic Director of Told by an Idiot – says something rather unexpected: "One of our heroes is Miles Davies, beca...
