Review: Outward Bound
“Daring Drama! Clever Characterizations! Breath-taking situations! Aboard a mystery ship bound for an unknown port! A boy and a girl, madly in love, unmarri...
Finborough Theatre
Opportunity: Your Play Performed at the Finborough Theatre
This is an excellent chance to have your play performed at one of London's top Off West End venues, the Finborough Theatre. Working in partnership for the s...
Mind over matter: Crossing boundaries – blurring the line between truth and imagination
It is a historical debate whether an actor should draw on his or her own experiences and feelings when trying to create a believable character. It is most n...
Review: Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister
In February 2005, BBC journalist Kate Peyton died from a gun shot wound in her back whilst reporting in Somalia. Her story has since been worked into a one-woma...
Review: Fog
“Present day. Winter. Council tower block. Could be any estate in London.” After the death of their mother, Gary (Fog) and Lou are put into care by their...
Review: Perchance To Dream
Somewhat eclipsed in terms of popularity by his contemporary Noël Coward, Ivor Novello’s works get far less exposure than his name would suggest. A revival ...