Review: Jane Eyre, National Theatre
Jane Eyre is a novel that lives within the social consciousness, the name is recognised across nations and languages and the story is one that has been told ove...
Bristol Old Vic
Review: The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, Traverse Theatre
The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk is a vivid, colourful piece of theatre which tells the love story of Marc and Bella Chagall. The cast and creative team of this sho...
Feature: Dawn Walton – “Diversify what’s on stage”
The diversity, or rather inclusivity, debate has been a hot topic in the media and journalistic realm. This year has seen the #OscarSoWhite conversation rise to...
Top Shows of 2015: AYT Team Picks
Which were your top shows of 2015?
We asked the members of our team for their favourites. You can meet us all here if you want to. If not, carry on reading to ...
Feature: Sally Cookson’s gender reversed Sleeping Beauty
‘I know that fairytales are often considered lightweight and superficial, but when you dig deep they provide us with incredibly important maps to help us unders...
Review: And Then Come The Nightjars, Theatre 503
I was 11 in 2001, and I vaguely remember headlines at the time about the foot and mouth crisis. Despite the fact that I'm from West Country rural Dorset, it alw...