Zoom and gloom: Why digital platforms are no “quick fixes” for accessibility
In our latest feature, Emma Rogerson writes on why the rise of digital theatre in the age of Covid may not be the easy accessibility fix it seems to be. Se...
Opinion
The latest from A Younger Theatre’s writers on theatre and more…
The Lowry’s Temporary Nightingale Courtroom: A Response
In light of the strain that COVID-19 has put on theatres around the country, The Lowry recently announced that they will be partnering with the Ministry of Jus...
Making room for theatre’s quieter voices
The theatre world is often associated with big, extroverted personalities. But what about those in the industry who are more reserved? Holly Webster writes abo...
There needs to be more stories about queer joy, not just trauma
There's still a distinct lack of queer stories on stage and the ones we're seeing tend to rely on cliches and stereotypes, such as trauma, violence and more vi...
How Edinburgh Fringe 2019 transformed me from skeptic to die-hard fan
Up until attending Edinburgh Fringe in 2019, Lotty Holder was a huge skeptic when it came to physical theatre, but after watching Theatre Re's Birth, her mind ...
The unspoken realities of performing at Edinburgh
We're firmly in what would have been Edinburgh season and like many theatre lovers, we miss it terribly. But was it perfect? Hardly. Nikita Karia writes about ...