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Review: Less Than Human, York Theatre Royal
Out of character’s < human by Paul Birch, is an ambitious piece that examines a post-apocalyptic world in which resources are scarce, power is everything an...
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5.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
With a shows team bringing together the minds of Scott Graham, Kathy Burke and Sally Abbott, you know that you are in for a spectacle when seeing what they hav...
3.0
Review: Clown-hearted, VAULT Festival
The stage is littered with cardboard boxes, each labelled with a different realm of struggle, ‘Shame’, ‘Hope’, ‘Fear’. A sad clown absent of any make-up, sits ...
Should We Be Doing More to Support Ourselves and Our Creative Friends?
It's so easy to be 'busy' and to ignore our loved ones but what if something happens to them? Samuel Sims talks about the importance of support networks in the...
Rosie Day: “I’m very aware of how many young people suffer with mental illness”
Already experienced in writing for the screen, Rosie Day is about to make her stage writing debut at the Old Red Lion. She talks to Joseph Shaw about the eleme...
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Review: VOiD, VAULT Festival
In the damp bereft space of the Pit in the Vaults, we join Sophia Capasso as she anxiously jitters her leg, trembling, grinding her jaw and nervously tapping a...