Review: Lava Lamps, RADA Festival
Part of the ongoing RADA Festival, the curiously titled Lava Lamps, written and performed by Imogen Hudson-Clayton, is a dissection of modern womanhood in all i...
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Blog: The Clown: Losing is Finding
Image by Anthony at Creative Commons Humor is what stops us from becoming dull drones with no personality. It’s something we all share, but we also have our ...
Guest blog: Training as a stage manager and theatre technician
LAMDA at the Lyric Hammersmith. (c) Richard Hubert Smith/LAMDA Caroline Lowe, a first year on LAMDA’s Foundation Degree in Stage Management & Technical ...
Filskit Blog: Is there more than one way to be an actor?
Is there more than one way to be an actor? Well, yes! Speaking personally for a moment, when I (Sarah) left college at 18, I wanted to be an actor in every t...
The Wicked Stage: Can musical theatre ever be naturalistic?
One of my biggest pet peeves is how musicals are often perceived as being as far from reality as you can get in theatre, because the characters sing and dance...