Guest Blog: Associate Movement Director and Swing Raffaella Covino On A MONSTER CALLS
Associate Movement Director and Swing Raffaella Covino shares her experiences of A MONSTER CALLS, now playing at Rose Theatre Kingston
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Guest Blog: Composer Susannah Pearse On HALL OF MIRRORS
My collaborator Robert Hudson and I first got interested in writing a musical about the Treaty of Versailles about five years ago.
Guest Blog: Evan Placey On Reworking JEKYLL & HYDE From A Female Perspective
I knew there was something to say about today with Stevenson's novella Jekyll and Hyde about good and evil and the darkness in all of us.
Guest Blog: John Rwothomach On FAR GONE at the Studio Theatre, Sheffield
John Rwothomach has based his play FAR GONE on his real childhood experience of nearly being kidnapped by a guerrilla group in Uganda.
Guest Blog: Director Imogen Frances On TELL ME STRAIGHT
Paul Bradshaw and I have been friends for years, and to collaborate with him again is an honour.
Guest Blog: Director Rob Watt On Taking HUMAN NURTURE Into Theatres and Schools
In mid-lockdown and after the tragic death of George Floyd, writer Ryan Calais Cameron came to me with a clear and simple question - are people born racist? This started a wide-reaching, knotty and brilliant conversation with young people across the country.
Guest Blog: Designer Debbie Duru On TWO BILLION BEATS
Two Billion Beats is a coming-of-age story about two sisters, Asha and Bettina, who come together every day after school and discuss, celebrate, argue and lament about their lives.
Guest Blog: Translator William Gregory On A FIGHT AGAINST... (UNA LUCHA CONTRA...)
It often comes as a surprise to people that A Fight Against… (Una Lucha Contra…) is a world premiere, not only in English, but in any language, including Spanish.
Guest Blog: English National Opera's Amy Powell On Relaxed Performances
All around the UK, theatres put on accessible performances for their audience and there’s often different types of access schemes on offer.
Guest Blog: Alex Parker On Bringing SUNSET BOULEVARD to the Royal Albert Hall
Here we are, at the Royal Albert Hall, performing Sunset Boulevard.
Guest Blog: Artistic Director Paul Miller on the Orange Tree Theatre's Recovery Season
As our Recovery Season at the Orange Tree Theatre continues, it’s worthwhile considering what exactly we are recovering.
Guest Blog: Blair Gibson On The JERSEY BOYS UK and Ireland Tour
Set in a northern pocket of New Jersey in a world before social media usurped dog as man’s best friend, Jersey Boys can be summed up in one word: Famiglia.
Guest Blog: Playwright Tom Wright On VERY SPECIAL GUEST STAR
Open relationships have provided great material for increasing numbers of LGBTQ+ writers over the last few years.
Guest Blog: Ankur Bahl, Director of Digital Stage and Studio at Sadler's Wells, On CURATED BY CARLOS
At Sadler’s Wells we have an ambitious mission: ‘make and share dance that inspires us all.
Guest Blog: Chris Bush On FANTASTICALLY GREAT WOMEN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD
I’m writing this from the back of the MAST studios in Southampton, where we’re currently in technical rehearsals for Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World.
Guest Blog: Madeleine Worrall on THE TEMPEST on BBC Radio 3
I don’t know why I’m starting this article with an admission that I had never really been ‘that into Shakespeare’.
Guest Blog: Dan Skinner On BRIAN & ROGER - A HIGHLY OFFENSIVE PLAY
The characters of Brian and Roger were birthed by me and Harry Peacock on a TV set back in 2014.
Guest Blog: Playwright Alana Valentine On THE SUGAR HOUSE
My stage play The Sugar House uses the metaphor of gentrification of a former Sydney harbourside sugar refinery to explore the legacy of change for a woman who has come from poverty but now lives a completely transformed middle-class lifestyle
Guest Blog: Actress Kingsley Morton On THE ADDAMS FAMILY UK Tour
From the moment I first performed in an amateur production of The Addams Family musical back in 2014, I fell in love with the show - with all its weird and wonderful (much-loved) characters, heart-warming story and spectacular score.
BWW Interview: Isobel McArthur Talks PRIDE AND PREJUDICE* (SORT OF)
From its first run at Glasgow’s Tron theatre in 2018, and its 2019 UK tour, writer and co-director of Pride and Prejudice* (sort of) Isobel McArthur’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s iconic novel is retold by five young female servants with Georgian petticoats: all wearing marigolds and Doc Mart
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