Sponsored feature: Cymbeline, Bollywood style – comic, romantic and magical
Cymbeline isn’t exactly the Bard’s best known and most revered play. Even among the later romances, The Winter’s Tale and The Tempest always manage to wrang...
The Tempest
Review: La Tempesta
Deep within some of the most beautiful woodland North London has, I was to sit through my first ever aerial show by one of the world’s most energetic, boundar...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: If Room Enough
(4/5)
There’s a lot of Shakespeare at the Fringe. It’s a fairly smart way of getting in audiences and allows you a large amount of creative licence with a wel...
Review: The Tempest
The Tempest is a play about mastery. The storm masters the crewmen, Prospero masters the island, Ferdinand masters his emotions. If only Grassroots Shakespear...
Running like Clockwork: Action to the Word
Edinburgh 2012 starts here as Abbey Lewis finds out about Action to the Word's countdown to their performance of A Clockwork Orange at the festival.
Review: The School for Scandal
The contemporary theatrical climate poses a threat to playwrights such as Richard Brinsley Sheridan. His works concern themselves with artifice, gossip and pr...