Feature: Paines Plough – “I don’t know how anyone can run a company on their own”
James Grieve and George Perrin, Artistic Directors of Plaines Plough. (c) Geraint Lewis. James Grieve and George Perrin have been working together since the...
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Blog: Points of departure – reflections on German theatre
'Atmen' directed by Katie Mitchell I don’t speak German. Not a word. So it was with some trepidation that I travelled to Berlin a couple of weeks ...
Book Review: Theatre-making by Duska Radosavljević
The title of Duska Radosavljević's Theatre-making would, you'd expect, refer to professionals who actively do the making, creating works of art for others to ex...
Ticket Offer: Top Price tickets to see Port at the National Theatre
If you enjoyed our feature Writing with Simon Stephens last month, then this ticket offer for £20 top price tickets to see Port is perfect for you (that's a sav...
Review: Port
Just over 10 years since making its debut at the Royal Exchange in Manchester, Port has a new run at the National Theatre. The story looks at the life of a youn...
Review On Tour: London
Under the title of London, Simon Stephens's short solo pieces T5 and Seawall are placed side-by-side in a Paines Plough, Live Theatre and Salisbury Playhouse ...