Review: The Mountaintop, Bristol Old Vic
“We've got some difficult days ahead. But it really doesn't matter with me now, because I've been to the mountaintop. So I'm happy, tonight. I'm not worried ab...
Martin Luther King
Edinburgh Review: Ctrl+Alt+Delete, ZOO Southside
A walking contradiction, teenager Amy Jones loves Strictly Come Dancing and reading Orwell; she’s bright but her grammar is terrible. But she’s electric, and fi...
Feature: Weapons of Mass Creation – the Paul Robeson Art is a Weapon Festival
Denied permission to leave the US, actor and singer Paul Robeson famously telephoned in a performance to a Canadian trade union convention in 1952, singing ...
Review: Feast
Feast is a work of ambitious scope, taking on the familiar story of African enslavement and subsequent dispersion throughout the Atlantic world. It's harrow...
Exit Stage Left: The flood of fear
As well as being exciting, freeing and full of challenges, rehearsals can also be a stressful, frustrating and confusing process for any actor. As well as ge...