The Bunker Theatre’s closure: its ideals will live on through us
The Bunker Theatre's General Manager, Lee A. Whitelock writes an honest and equally heartbreaking and optimistic piece on what its closure means to him, the te...
Joshua McTaggart
Review: Devil with the Blue Dress, Bunker Theatre
Five women take to the stage to discuss the ins and outs of the Monica Lewinsky scandal that rocked American politics and 90s culture. It just so happens that t...
Review: Abigail, The Bunker Theatre
The bunker theatre is buried in an unused car park, mysteriously hidden away on Southwark street. With a winding and sloping entrance, the audience are met by f...
Blog: Building The Bunker
Joshua McTaggart describes the inspiration behind a brand new theatre space in London. American director Anne Bogart has a beautiful quote about what the ex...
Review: Marching On Together, Old Red Lion Theatre
The Old Red Lion’s black box space has been transported to an uncertain and confining 1984 Leeds pub. I feel claustrophobic as the tiny space is made tinier by ...
Feature: Marching on Together with Adam Hughes
It’s the height of the 1984 football season. Football hooliganism is rife, as is the basis for Marching on Together, a new script Yorkshire playwright Adam Hugh...