Jonah York: “It’s about letting people go”
Emma Bentley talks to Jonah York in advance of his Brighton Fringe show, My Fern Flower about grief, plying people with instruments and awaiting his Grandma's ...
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Antosh Wojcik: “When I perform I go back to him”
Dealing with the loss of a family member to dementia, Antosh Wojcik decided to fuel his grief into drumming and spoken word. Here, he talks to Pam Vera about b...
This Island’s Mine: “It’s hardly a play where we watch young gay people die of AIDS”
As it returns for a major revival at the King's Head Theatre, Gus Mitchell talks to two actors from This Island's Mine about the enduring legacy of Gay Sweatsh...
Nicôle Lecky: “There was a long time where I wanted to be writing more”
Taking her acclaimed play, Superhoe to Brighton Festival next month, as well as working on a 'top secret' TV series, Nicôle Lecky is busy. We caught up with he...
Barbican’s Fertility Festival: “We are arts professionals as well as IVF patients”
Josephine Balfour Oatts talks to the co-creator of Fertility Festival, Jessica Hepburn about 'Project Baby', bringing the conversation into the 21st Century an...
Ashley Samuels: “A Black Man Playing the Lead Was Unheard of”
Night of the Living Dead Live is hitting London this month and it doesn't just promise scares. Halima Hassan speaks to Ashley Samuels about playing an iconic, ...