Edinburgh Review: I Need a Doctor: The Whosical, Pleasance Courtyard
It’s been a while since I’ve felt truly gripped by Doctor Who. Steven Moffat’s increasingly absurd plot lines and the absence of David Tennant (sob) caused me t...
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Blog: BBC Performing Arts Fellowship
I’ve been on a real adventure for the past three weeks. I’m a Triangular Nomad, dashing via railway between Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield, making excellent us...
Feature: A Taste of Honey – with some bite
Rebecca Ryan in rehearsals with Director Mark Babych Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey was a landmark in British theatre – one of the ‘kitchen sink’ dramas...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Complete History of the BBC (Abridged)
(3/5 Stars) Being a BBC-obsessed weirdo can be a sad existence. Living in perpetual fear of a licence-fee-reduction, refusing to watch ITV out of spite, pla...
An interview with playwright David Kantounas
Sarah Williams talks to playwright David Kantounas who has adapted short stories by American author Jonathan Safran Foer for Dream Epic's current fringe show.
Angels of the North: Northern Broadsides
Actors Emily Aston and Kelsey Brookfield introduce the company's 20th anniversary production of Love's Labour's Lost and how the company is keeping things northern.