Review: LOVE, Tristan Bates Theatre
LOVE tells the story a man who posts an unusual personal ad: he is seeking someone to make love to him firstly, but then to kill and finally eat him. Petar Milo...
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Review: FIRST 2015: Playing With Myself, Tristan Bates Theatre
The First Festival at the Tristan Bates Theatre gives solo acts as opportunity to showcase their work. On Sunday 15th February, David Forest took to the stage t...
Feature: How to Describe a Plague: Dan Phillips on directing Safe Sex and On Tidy Endings
The weekend of our first same-sex weddings, Dan Phillips started rehearsals for the UK premier of Safe Sex and On Tidy Endings. Harvey Fierstein's 1987 play...
Feature: Martin Sherman’s ‘Passing By’
“Love isn’t forever, love is just passing by” is the tagline of Martin Sherman’s Passing By at the Tristan Bates Theatre this November. Talking to both Sher...
Review: To Freedom’s Cause
Having been born and raised a stone’s throw from Epsom racecourse, I first learned of the tragic events of 4 June 1913 at a very young age. Since my initial c...
Inside Out: Where to train before you train
It is unbelievably hard to get into drama school in the UK. About 4,500 young people apply every year, pay a fortune to be seen for about 90 seconds (which is...