Mighty Pen Theatre: “An important time for autistic representation”
Josephine Balfour Oatts interviews Mighty Pen Theatre about their new show, Living With a Dark Lord which delves into living with an autistic brother. “I think...
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Feature: Speaking Volumes: Using Spoken Word in Gig Theatre
Gig theatre is an evolving form that myself and fellow members of the PUSH THINGS FORWARD Collective (Middle Child, nabokov and Not Too Tame) believe is not jus...
Feature: Making Outdoor Theatre: A Theatremaker’s Guide
There is something very special about watching a play outdoors. Whether it is the connection between actor and audience, the feeling that anything can happen, o...
Feature: Education, Education, Education – Now on Tour!
Having sold out at Edinburgh’s Pleasance Dome in August of last year, The Wardrobe Ensemble are now on tour with their current hit production Education, Educati...
Feature: They who laugh last laugh longest: the dimensions of durational theatre
The artists aren’t just present, they’re relentless. Action Hero’s Slap Talk is more than a dialogue, and more even than a six-hour long dialogue, though its le...
Feature: Whatsapp Rising: When Brothers Believe in the Power of Technology
The age of digital art is upon us. Theatres and arts organisations everywhere are trying to master the craft of carefully adapting their artistic practice to in...