Feature: The Dirty new Welsh playwriting movement
Ellen Carr talks to Dirty Protest about a resurgence of storytelling and playwriting in Wales. Wales has never experienced a shortage of stories or the ...
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Black British theatre – where are we now?
Black theatre in Britain is important to this country’s history. In the 1930s and 40s, it was overshadowed by America, to the extent that African American actor...
Feature: Interview with Anya Reiss
As she prepares to take part in the National Theatre's Connections festival again, AYT caught up with young playwright Anya Reiss... How did you get star...
Blog: Creating theatre in the North West
The belief that theatre is mostly London-centric is not new. If the topic is a garden covered in snow, it most definitely has been trampled into slush. But it d...
Guest blog: Bruntwood prize-winning playwright Alistair McDowall on his new play
I wrote my first play when I was 16, starting putting them on about 19, and somehow managed to start making a living from it at 24. Brilliant Adventures is ...
Competition: Win tickets to If You Don’t Let Us Dream, We Won’t Let You Sleep at the Royal Court
We love a bit of passionate political theatre here at AYT which is why we have teamed up with the Royal Court to offer you tickets to If You Don’t Let Us Dream,...