Feature: Caravan of Love: Mobile homes as the space of familial storytelling
Who are you? How do you see yourself? What has formed your identity, and how does that identity affect your opportunities and the way in which you experience th...
The Paper Birds
Latitude review Friday: Reasons to be Cheerful, Mobile and all genius all idiot
Latitude. The festival we’d all like to be when we grow up. Relaxed, stylishly decked out, and a line up that sees you darting between the theatre tent, the mai...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: On The One Hand
(3/5 Stars) The average life expectancy in the UK has now hit 79.5 years we are told in The Paper Birds's new piece, On The One Hand. Depicting the relatio...
AYT Editors’ 2012 Highlights
The AYT Team give their take on 2012. A year of theatre, events and AYT growing.
Review: Thirsty
Girls tasting their first illicit sip of vodka in the backroom of a smoky club or house party; young women getting tipsy with their friends, celebrating birthda...
Q&A: The Paper Birds
The Paper Birds' Jemma McDonnell chats about new show Thirsty, which features real women's stories of boozy nights out, sore heads and brusied knees.