Blog: On the Importance of Human Stories and Alzheimer’s
Luke Adamson’s Black Coffee Theatre aims to tell stories that are accessible to all. His characters speak like normal people and are easy to identify with. Th...
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Review: The House of Usher, Hope Theatre
From the creative minds of Luke Adamson and Dan Bottomley comes a haunting, sombre, gothic tale… with a musical twist. The House of Usher is a gothic musical...
Review: When We Are Married, York Theatre Royal
I feel like the much-loved Northern Broadsides’ last two productions of King Lear and The Merry Wives, while hitting the marks in some places, really didn't see...
Review: Cancel the Sunshine, The Hope Theatre
Admittedly, I am a big advocate of bold female characters on stage. I am also always intrigued to see how theatre can tackle a subject like mental illness. It i...