Review: Mojo, Hens & Chickens Theatre
New London theatre company That Lot should be praised for their ambitious attempt at bringing to life Jez Butterworth’s revered Mojo in the tiny Hens & Chic...
Jez Butterworth
Masterclass | Pitch Your Play 2018 is back!
Theatre Royal Haymarket Masterclass Trust’s Young Playwriting Scheme ‘Pitch Your Play’ Returns for 2018
Over the last twenty years, the Theatre Royal Haymarket...
Review: The Ferryman, Royal Court
‘It will be 3 hours and 20 minutes with one interval and a short pause’ the staff member warns me as I receive my copy of Jez Butterworth’s The Ferryman. It is ...
Review: Mojo, White Bear Theatre
The White Bear Theatre is a near-perfect venue for Jez Butterworth’s breakthrough play about a dodgy gang in 1950s Soho, and this brilliant production, directed...
Edinburgh Review: Mojo, C
Jez Butterworth’s Mojo has an intriguing claustrophobic concept that finds a group of hapless gangsters locking themselves inside a pub to wait out the conseque...
Guest blog: Do you need to go to drama school?
Using the example of one student theatre company which is making work, Hannah Elsy asks if drama school is necessary for aspiring actors, or if regular universi...