Anomaly: “If that’s in your genes, what does it make you?”
Linsdey Huebner talks to writer, Liv Warden about her debut play which focusses on the family of a man accused of sexual assault.
Highlights
We really need to show more queer women on stage
Jennifer Cerys is demanding more representation of queer women on stage. She writes about finding our identity on our own terms and how to inspire the younger g...
Vicky Featherstone: “We are very much at the tip of the iceberg”
Josephine Balfour Oatts has a quick chat with Vicky Featherstone about new play, The Cane #metoo and positions of power and 2019's very exciting programme. I...
Scottee: “Fat people are policed on a day-to-day basis”
Celebrating a decade of work, Scottee is returning with Hamburger Queen. He chats with Josephine Balfour Oatts about how, when it comes to 'fatness', society is...
Leaving traditional criticism behind: Lyn Gardner’s latest project
Lyn Gardner writes about Stagedoor, a new app changing the way we access and view theatre, as well as the constant need for fresher critical voices. When I s...
Why is violence towards Front of House workers tolerated?
Manuel Muñoz writes about his experience working Front of House and the unacceptable, violent behaviour he and others have had to endure at the hands of audienc...