Review: Fatherland, Royal Exchange
The steel works meets a football stadium meets Hollywood. A ladder is dropped. Shockingly bright lights up. Welcome to Fatherland. We are unexpectedly droppe...
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Feature: Love, music and the horrors of war in Narvik
Themes of heroism, bravery – a struggle with identity – and a love story, underscored by an evocative musical soundscape, bring to life an often-neglected pocke...
Opportunity: Speech submissions open for TaY at the Royal Exchange
The Royal Exchange, Manchester has launched a 12 month creative speechmaking programme inspired by TED Talks, as part of the Truth about Youth series. On Monday...
Review: Pomona, Orange Tree Theatre
"Everything bad is real." Moe (Sean Rigby) the security guard appears to give the audience a clue, somewhere in the second half of this mind-bending drama. Set ...
Review: East is East, Trafalgar Studios
In keeping with the Trafalgar Transformed season, captained by Jamie Lloyd, East is East is aimed at appealing to a wide bracket of would-be theatre-goers as we...
Guest blog: Planning your first tour
Tristan Bernays, writer and performer of The Bread & the Beer, is preparing for his first UK tour. Here he shares some advice for anyone brave enough – and ...