Guest Blog: Costume & Set Designer Anna Yates on ABIGAIL'S PARTY
Unlike what seems like the entire population of the UK, I didn’t know anything about Abigail’s Party when I began working on it with Jack Bradfield in May this year.
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Guest Blog: 'We Are All Networks of Blood': Ocean Hester Stefan Chillingworth on BLOOD SHOW Coming to BAC
Described as 'a raw, euphoric choreography between 3 figures and 75 litres of fake blood' and 'a cyclical feat of endurance and precision', Ocean Hester Stefan Chillingworth's Blood Show is coming to the Battersea Arts Centre from 12-23 November.
Guest Blog: Jeanie O’Hare and Elle While on MAKE GOOD: THE POST OFFICE SCANDAL
Pentabus Artistic Director Elle While and book writer Jeanie O’Hare discuss the creation of Make Good: The Post Office Scandal, a new musical that is currently on a 25-venue tour of the UK, produced by Pentabus and New Perspectives.
Guest Blog: JMK Award Winner Adam Karim on GUARDS AT THE TAJ
'F**k the King.
Guest Blog: Creative Associate Zoe Flint on the Demands and Delights of Immersive Performance in BRIDGE COMMAND
Over the years, Parabolic Theatre has prided itself on making highly immersive and interactive work, where the audience contributions are not only meaningful, but critical to the experience – and genuinely different every night.
Guest Blog: Jack Holden on Bringing True Crime to Life in KENREX
Our obsession with True Crime is nothing new.
Guest Blog: 'The Rehearsal Process Has Been a Joy': Director Anna Morrissey on NO PARTICULAR ORDER
At its core, No Particular Order is about the rise of authoritarianism, and how we resist it, often through small but significant acts of defiance.
Review: EN SOMMERDAG I OKTOBER at Teater V
En på alle måder skør og vanvittig morsom samtidskomedie, der på sin groteske facon belyser klimakrisen samt de skæve verdensopfattelser.
Guest Blog: Director Rob Watt on Collaboration, Loss and Authenticity in DIZZY
From the beginning, Dizzy has been more than just a show—it’s a reflection of the conversations, emotions, and experiences that have shaped the lives of young people today.
Guest Blog: Shaun McKenna and Lin Coghlan on Adapting THE FORSYTE SAGA at the Park Theatre
John Galsworthy’s classic story The Forsyte Saga has been newly dramatised for the stage in two parts for the Park Theatre, bringing the unheard female voices to the fore for the first time.
Guest Blog: Writer and Actor Edi De Melo on Identity and Culture in His New Show MULATTO BOY
Who gets to decide who we are and what criteria defines that? When I first started writing Mulatto Boy this was the central question that drove me.
Guest Blog: 'How do you create a 24-hour interactive immersive show where the guests can do anything?': Lemon Difficult's Laura Langrish on Key Of Dreams
Immersive theatre comes in all shapes and sizes.
Guest Blog: 'It's a Way to Escape the Outside World': Performer Mary Bridget Davies on A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN
As a kid, I had always dreamed of being a Broadway performer.
Guest Blog: Writer Danyah Miller on THE MYSTERY OF LITTLE ANGEL THEATRE
As we head into the final rehearsal week of our new production The Mystery of Little Angel Theatre, I find myself reflecting on how much I’m enjoying the thrill and challenge of devising a new show, how much I love the collaborative process of theatre making.
Guest Blog: Sarah Kempton on Ten Years of CSI: CRIME SCENE IMPROVISATION
In 2012, six years after becoming a professional actor, I got a calling….
Guest Blog: Producer Adam Blanshay on Humour, Warmth, and Universal Resonance in KIM'S CONVENIENCE
Kim's Convenience centers around a Korean Canadian immigrant family who owns a convenience store in Toronto and has captivated audiences far beyond its original setting.
Guest Blog: CEO of Ammonite Studios, Rob Casey, on The Sustainable Makeover of WAR HORSE
Ammonite is a leading creative studio renowned for designing experiences across theatre, live events, and installations.
Guest Blog: Director Katharine Farmer on Directing Different Perspectives of Trauma and Healing in 23.5 HOURS at the Park Theatre
As a director, I've had the unique experience of working on two powerful plays by Carey Crim that explore the aftermath of sexual abuse from starkly different angles.
Guest Blog: Writer and Actor Saher Shah on Female Representation, Expectations and Visibility in Her New Play VITAMIN D
Vitamin D started as a bunch of scene ideas, thoughts and one-liners of dialogue in my notes app on my phone.
Guest Blog: 'New British Musicals Are Rare, Brown-Led Ones Are Even Rarer': Writer Pravesh Kumar on FRANKIE GOES TO BOLLYWOOD
Bollywood is one of India's most popular cultural exports.
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