As the Associate Director and curator of the Little Angel Theatre, I am delighted to share the excitement and buzz surrounding our award-winning Children's Puppet Festival, happening this August.
In our new production Rough Magic, there’s a terrifying tentacular creature that lives under the stage.
When I first worked at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) back in 2017, I was seduced into thinking I had to change my approach to movement because I was working in the “sacred space” of Shakespeare.
Back in February, I witnessed something I've never seen in theatre before, even though I've seen many hundreds of shows.
There are hardly any plays about eating disorders, and when I started writing this one I realised why.
When I started composing the score, I really wanted to find a musical language with which to establish the world of these nine teenage characters.
Perfect Show for Rachel was developed with my sister Rachel, to create a show on her own terms.
As I write this, I'm in a rehearsal room with an immensely talented group of creative people - people who have dedicated their lives to the study and creation of theatre - figuring out what it looks like to revive a fish from the dead.
The wonderful story of Princess Smartypants was written by Babette Cole in 1986.
A Song of Songs is not your typical musical theatre - but definitely a play with lots of music.
On 27 December 1973, Lucy Partington was waiting for a bus home, when a couple pulled up in a car and offered her a lift.
Imagine theatre land without the fringe.
When life handed Beyoncé lemons, she made Lemonade.
Dostoevsky has always been my favourite novelist – he is the chronicler of the troubled mind.
An Officer and a Gentleman The Musical explores and shines a light on many issues we still find exist today.
When I was offered a role in One Last Push, at Salisbury Playhouse, a major selling point, was that it was written by Chris Chibnall.
When I was offered the role of Tippi Hedren in John Logan’s Double Feature, aside from delight, I felt quite a lot of pressure.
Sherlock Holmes is arguably one of the world's most famous and beloved characters in literature and in our new musical, which updates the action to contemporary climate-crisis afflicted London, his neurodiversity is brought electrically to the fore.
I have been the artistic director of Graeae since 1997, but I was an actor with the company in 1987.
It has been over a year since Ross Freddie Ray approached me about the Gala, Empower in Motion.
