Review: Kinder K, The Bunker Theatre
The room is soaked in a cold, blue hue. A young woman cradles a bouquet as she drops to her knees. Like a lonely child lining up her toys, she begins to lower e...
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Review: Mosquitoes, National Theatre
Alice (Olivia Williams) and Jenny (Olivia Coleman) live completely contrasting lives, geographically and intellectually. Alice lives in Geneva, is a mother and ...
Feature: Stage chemistry – Jo McInnes on directing Valhalla
Theatre503 and Sheer Drop Theatre’s Valhalla has a lot going for it. Not only did it storm past over 1600 other submissions to become the joint winner of the Th...
Feature: Theatre at the Science Museum – Very loud bangs? Check.
(c) Benjamin Ealovega It’s not often you get handed a pair of ear defenders when walking into a rehearsal room; they are ordinarily ‘safe’ spaces with an ai...
Blog: Theatre should not talk about climate change
Theatre is a life-affirming medium that involves people coming together in a social space and sharing experience. This does not naturally lend itself to ...
Review: Going Dark, Science Museum
“We are literally made from scattered stardust. What started off as a big ball of hydrogen has ended up as you”.
When you think about things that...