Guest Blog: Playwright Nancy Netherwood on Her New Play RADIANT BOY
Horror is one of my favourite genres, and one of cinema’s most profitable genres, but it’s still rarely attempted on stage.
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Guest Blog: 'It Offers Intimacy Without Spectacle': Producer and Actor Olivia Lindsay on CONVERSATIONS AFTER SEX at the Park Theatre
Creating Conversations After Sex was a raw, intimate, and often challenging process—much like the show itself.
Guest Blog: 'What These Men Thought and Did Still Matters': Co-Writer Robert Khan on New Political Play THE GANG OF THREE at King's Head Theatre
Since the earliest times, theatre that speaks to the state of the nation has always been a cultural mainstay, and plays that speak to the practise of politics seem to have enduring popularity – from David Hare’s The Absence of War to Alistair Beaton’s Feelgood, along with the works of Mike Bar
Guest Blog: Anna Holmes, Co-Director of Northern Rascals, on Mental Health, Grief and Finding The Light in New Play SUNNY SIDE
I grew up in a small northern town—now known to the world as the real Happy Valley.
Guest Blog: 'PR is All About Storytelling': Chloé Nelkin of CNC on Communication, Female Empowerment and Celebrating 15 Years of Arts PR
I started CNC in 2010, towards the tail end of my Masters degree at The Courtauld Institute of Art – where I’d also studied for my undergraduate degree in History of Art.
Guest Blog: Morag Davies and Rob Ellis of Relish Theatre
Relish Theatre was initially established in 2015, like many companies, to take a production to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Guest Blog: Actors Alex Hinson and Kitty Devlin on THE INTRUSION
About a year ago our director, Anna Marshall, came across a call-out from a company we have long admired, Told by an Idiot.
Review: TIL UNGDOMMEN at Teater V
Til Ungdommen er baseret på norske Linn Skåbers bog af samme navn, hvor hun har talt med norske teenagere om, hvad der fylder i deres liv.
Guest Blog: 'It’s Demanding and Thrilling in Equal Measure': Director Caroline Bryant on Representing Female Neurodiversity in ARGOS ARCHIVES
In Argos Archives, the main character, ‘Woman’, invites the audience to have their fortune told by flicking through the pages of the Argos catalogue.
Guest Blog: 'Connecting With People Is Why I Do It': Playwright Jane Upton On The Challenges of Writing and Motherhood in Creating (THE) WOMAN
A few months back I bought a bag of mushroom powder off Instagram to improve my focus.
Ethan Ramos: A Life Lived Full Out, Onstage and Off
On January 23, 2025, the world lost a bright light.
Guest Blog: Playwright John Ransom Philips on the Evolution of MRS PRESIDENT
When I ventured into the world of playwriting, I found myself in completely new territory.
Guest Blog: 'It’s Beautiful and Ugly': Director Annie Kershaw on Power and Control in New Adaptation of THE MAIDS
In 2024 I was Carne Deputy Director at Jermyn Street Theatre.
Guest Blog: 'The Play is Preoccupied With Uniformity and Assimilation': Writer Saana Sze on Their New Work BELLY OF THE BEAST
I started thinking about what would become Belly of the Beast in 2019.
Guest Blog: Mark Curry on His Podcast, BACKSTAGE CURRY
The Apollo Victoria Theatre is a theatre that has hosted Wicked since 2006, and a theatre I know all too well having played The Wizard during the UK’s 10th anniversary in 2016 and returned in 2023.
Guest Blog: 'Panto is a Gateway Drug': Director Ryan McBryde on Creating SLEEPING BEAUTY
I’m covered in glitter and surrounded by the kind of costumes that would give Ru Paul’s Drag Race a run for its money.
Guest Blog: Actor Justin Brett on The High Art of Low Comedy in Panto
Panto is Hamlet in a nappy; Beckett in a bath of beans; Johnson in long johns.
Guest Blog: 'Opposites Are A Theme I Keep Coming Back To': Writer Dan McCabe on Connection and Inspiration for THE PURISTS
When I was at the Juilliard Playwriting Program, my instructor Marsha Norman talked a lot about how every playwright has their “stuff” – essentially the themes and ideas that they keep coming back to in all their work.
Guest Blog: 'Different Communities Have a Completely Different Experience': Voila! Theatre Festival Artists Discuss Language Diversity and Interpretation
London's Voila! Theatre Festival is currently hosting 72 shows across nine venues, with 35 different languages being spoken.
Guest Blog: Actor and Writer Olly Hawes on His Show F**KING LEGEND
‘I JUST HOPE YOU DON’T END UP WORKING IN THEATRE.
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