Review: The York Realist, Donmar Warehouse
Like the character at the heart of The York Realist, the playwright Peter Gill was also once a young, learning director working on a revival of York’s Mystery P...
Sheffield Theatres
Opportunity: Royal Theatrical Support Trust Director Award for emerging directors
Royal Theatrical Support Trust Director Award for emerging directors launched with Sheffield Theatres The Royal Theatrical Support Trust (RTST), and Sheffiel...
Feature: The Return of Deborah Bruce’s The Distance
A year on and Deborah Bruce’s The Distance takes to the stage again in a two venue production this October through till December. AYT sat down with Bruce to tal...
Review: Crave and 4.48 Psychosis, Crucible Theatre
After the blistering run of Blasted last month, the Crucible Theatre continues (and sadly concludes) its Sarah Kane season this week with alternate nights of Cr...
Review: Twelfth Night, Richmond Theatre
If there is one thing that Shakespeare’s brilliant comedy Twelfth Night lacks, it is the presence of magic and the supernatural which is so beautifully and misc...
Review: Queen Coal, Studio Theatre Sheffield
Theatre is one of the most unique ways to shine lights on subjects that are often kept in the dark, especially for my current generation. This is exactly what B...