Roberta Zuric: “It’s an epic romp through European witch hunts and capitalism”
Our second Edinburgh feature this year sees us talk to Director, Roberta Zuric about her show, The Burning which places a firm, critical commentary on Western ...
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Feature: Revolutionising Julius Caesar – Capitalism, churches and change
For 7th Magpies Theatre Company, “the play is always the point of departure.” Dramaturg Ash Rowbin explains how it will be devising around Shakespeare’s origina...
Book review: Passionate Amateurs: Theatre, Communism and Love
The subtitle of Nicholas Ridout’s Passionate Amateurs: Theatre, Communism and Love, and its central argument – “that theater in modern capitalism can help u...
Review: Summer Day’s Dream
The Finborough Theatre is a wonderfully intimate space that gives no sense of grandeur or expanse upon entering the doors. It lets the drama speak for itself,...
Review: A Taste of Catalan Contemporary Theatre; The Audition and Against Democracy
Catalonia is an autonomous community in northern Spain; its capital city is Barcelona and it has a population of just over 7.5 million. Now, thanks to Bots &...