Review: Bones
When Mark (Joe Doherty) came on stage, ranting and swearing like a talking bulldog, I thought Bones would leave me checking my watch every ten seconds, dying ...
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Review: Shelter
Shelter is written and directed by Ash Rowbin as part of The Camden Fringe 2012 - a triptych of plays that explores what it means to be young and the feeling ...
Review: Daybreak
In Notion Theatre Company's presentation of Bobby Cronin's musical Daybreak, we follow the challenge of finding your reason for living and finding another p...
Review: Missing
Family. Can’t live with 'em, can’t live without 'em. Barney Norris’s new play Missing, directed by Alice Hamilton at the Tristan Bates Theatre, tells the story ...
Ticket Offer: £8 tickets to Missing at Tristan Bates Theatre
We've got a special ticket offer for AYT readers to see Missing at the Tristan Bates Theatre. Written by Barney Norris who regularly contributes to AYT, Missing...
Theatre and argument: Can theatre be relevant in political discourse?
I got into theatre for the politics. When I was 14, someone bought me a copy of Simon Callow’s book, Being an Actor. In the book, Callow described a company...