Theatremakers Shouldn’t Have to Keep Fighting for Recognition
It is not our place or anyone else’s to judge the validity of the theatre industry – has anyone questioned whether we really need sport? Hayley Ricketson has h...
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Slap Coronavirus in the Face and Still Get Your Theatre Fix
If you’re like us and the thought of not being able to do, see or talk about theatre for the foreseeable future is simply unacceptable, then fear not! While th...
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Review: Death of England, The National Theatre
England is a fucked-up world of its own, a catalyst for change that has a stubborn insistence on perpetually staying the same. We grasp onto tradition whilst p...
Feature: AYT Christmas reviews roundup
The festive season is in full swing, and many of our readers will be looking forward to a well-earned seasonal break – if not already kicking back with a mug of...
Review: A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer, The National Theatre
A musical about cancer is of course, no easy feat. Complicité and performance Artist, Bryony Kimmings (with the help of co-writers, Brian Lobel and Tom Parkinso...
Review: 3 Winters, National Theatre
In Zagreb stands an old, ivy-covered mansion. It has housed the Kos family for over seventy years, and there has not been a male child born into the Kos family ...