4.0
Review: The Greatest Play in the History of the World, Hull Truck Theatre
There is something awe inspiring about being
awake as the rest of the world seemingly lies in slumber. The silence is
consuming, and those midnight musings bou...
Regional
4.0
3.0
Review: Cold Water, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
We all know that feeling. Frustration. The crippling and necessary desire to run away and escape our day to day lives, to feel alive in the most extreme way po...
5.0
Review: I Wanna Be Yours, East Riding Theatre
At first glance, the set up for I Wanna Be Yours seems remarkably simple. Here is a boy and a girl, they want to love each other but things keep getting in the...
If I don’t create my own work, am I not a true artist?
How often do you torture yourself with this statement? Actor, Georgia Tuohey talks candidly about her struggles with and ultimately liberation from knowing she...
Theatremaker on a budget: London – are you a leaver or remainer?
As a Londoner now living in Bristol, Holly Bond knows the pressures of being a theatre-maker in and out of the Capital. Here, she argues the pros and cons of bo...
Review: othellomacbeth, Lyric Hammersmith
One can expect several things when going to watch a tragedy of William Shakespeare; it’ll be long, there’ll be at least one death and it’ll be both a cerebral a...