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Review: Shoe Lady, Royal Court
Viv loses her shoe on the commute to work one morning. And she tells us this. She reminds us a lot actually. She’s your typical middle-class working mother; an...
E V Crowe
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Review: Brenda, Aldeburgh Parish Church
The writers at this year’s HighTide Festival seem to love a prolonged silence to start: Luke Norris does it in So Here We Are, and in Brenda E V Crowe utilises ...
Review: Midsummer Mischief Festival Programme B, Royal Shakespeare Company
Programme B, comprising new work by E.V.Crowe and Abi Zakarian, offers the final two plays which make up the Midsummer Mischief’s radical set of new work. With ...
Review: Midsummer Mischief, Programme B
Programme B, comprising new work by E.V. Crowe and Abi Zakarian, offers the final two plays which make up the Midsummer Mischief’s radical set of new work. With...
Feature: Erica Whyman – new stories to tell
When Erica Whyman started as Deputy Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2013, she was excited by the brief set her by Director Gregory Doran. ...
Feature: Midsummer Mischief: well-behaved women rarely make history
Wondering if it is indeed true that “well-behaved women rarely make history,” the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Deputy Artistic Director, Erica Whyman has created...