Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts 1 and 2, Palace Theatre
We're so hell-bent on maintaining the idea of nature or nurture - an either-or that it has become ubiquitous in determining humanity's actions. But what if it's...
Steven Hoggett
Review: Othello, Lyric Hammersmith
Described by The Times as "the most innovative and progressive company around", physical theatre group Frantic Assembly have a fierce reputation to uphold. Thei...
Review: Once the Musical, Phoenix Theatre
I think many of us, and especially veteran theatre-goers, have a definite idea of what a 'musical' is. There are usually plenty of big dance numbers and a hefty...
Review: Let The Right One In, Royal Court Theatre
Though Let The Right One In is partially centred on a vampire, it is primarily not a horror or even regarded as particularly supernatural. Like John Ajvide ...
“The biggest risk to new writing? Waiting for permission”: an interview with Mark Ravenhill
Billy Barrett meets Mark Ravenhill to talk Brecht, RSC residency and not having a ‘process'.
In the ring with Frantic Asssembly
With new show Beautiful Burnout by Bryony Lavery currently touring, Scott Graham of Frantic Assembly talks boxing, going for gold and being Frantic.