Offer: £25 Student Tickets to People Places & Things
People Places & Things | 15 Mar – 18 Jun 2016 Following a critically-acclaimed, sold-out season at the National Theatre, People, Places & Things has transfer...
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Review: 1984, Playhouse Theatre
Sometimes it can feel as if everyone in the theatre business is in on playing an elaborate game of The Emperor’s New Clothes. Everyone can see the naked truth a...
Feature: Olivia Poulet talks media, terrorism and Ravenhill
Image by Richard Davenport Product by Mark Ravenhill was first performed by the writer himself as a one-man show at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The p...
Feature: Q&A with Sam Potter on Mucky Kid
Sam Potter has had a long and varied career in theatre, most recently seeing her debut play, Mucky Kid, open at Theatre 503. She shares with A Younger Theatre h...
Regional Review: 1984, West Yorkshire Playhouse
George Orwell’s novel 1984 has been regarded as one of the greatest dystopian fiction novels ever written, setting the benchmark for the rest of its genre. N...
Regional Review: 1984
1984 is arguably the most famous dystopian political novel of all time. Orwell’s symbols, allegories and concepts have influenced a myriad of social commentator...