Guest Blog: Writer Laura Waldren on Connections, Sensitivity and Humour in Her Papatango Prize-Winning Play SOME DEMON
There are hardly any plays about eating disorders, and when I started writing this one I realised why.
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Guest Blog: I'm Really Proud of the Score': Composer Jack Godfrey on Establishing Characters and Emotions in New (Born) Musical BABIES
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.
Guest Blog: 'I Have a Lot More to Learn From Her': Theatre Maker Flo O'Mahony on Ableism, Joy and Creating A PERFECT SHOW FOR RACHEL
Perfect Show for Rachel was developed with my sister Rachel, to create a show on her own terms.
Guest Blog: Writer Martin Landry on Creativity, Work Ethic and Fish CPR in FUN AT THE BEACH ROMP-BOMP-A-LOMP
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.
Guest Blog: 'It's About Independence and Empowerment': Actor and Theatre Maker Jesse Meadows on PRINCESS SMARTYPANTS
The wonderful story of Princess Smartypants was written by Babette Cole in 1986.
Guest Blog: 'This is a Timeless Story': Performer Ofra Daniel on the London Premiere of Her Show, A SONG OF SONGS
A Song of Songs is not your typical musical theatre - but definitely a play with lots of music.
Guest Blog: 'It Challenges Audiences to Take a View About Humanity': Director James Haddrell on Bringing Bryony Lavery's FROZEN to the Stage
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.
Guest Blog: 'Fringe Theatre is a Vital Part of the Theatre Ecosystem': Artistic Director Suzann McClean on the Return of Peckham Fringe
Imagine theatre land without the fringe.
Guest Blog: 'Funny Things Happen Even on the Worst Days': Writer and Performer Katie Arnstein on Finding the Funny in Tragedy in THE LONG RUN
When life handed Beyoncé lemons, she made Lemonade.
Guest Blog: 'It Burnt Itself Into My Memory': Director Laurence Boswell on Dostoevsky and THE DREAM OF A RIDICULOUS MAN
Dostoevsky has always been my favourite novelist – he is the chronicler of the troubled mind.
Guest Blog: 'It's More Than Just Another Theatrical Production' Actor Jamal Crawford on AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
An Officer and a Gentleman The Musical explores and shines a light on many issues we still find exist today.
Guest Blog: Actor James Gaddas on the Importance of the Writer's Presence in ONE LAST PUSH
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.
Guest Blog: 'What Does it Take to Make Great Art?: Actor Joanna Vanderham on Playing Tippi Hedren and Hitchcock's Cruelty in DOUBLE FEATURE
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.
Guest Blog: 'I'm Committed to Celebrating Diversity on Stage': Director P Burton-Morgan on Exploring Neurodiversity in SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE POISON WOOD
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.
Guest Blog: 'I Never Intended to Go Back to Acting': Graeae's Artistic Director Jenny Sealey on Secrets, Curiosity and Her Own Show, SELF-RAISING
I have been the artistic director of Graeae since 1997, but I was an actor with the company in 1987.
Guest Blog: 'I Guarantee It's an Event Not to Be Missed': Dancer & Choreographer Joe Powell-Main on Inclusion & Representation in Upcoming Dance Gala EMPOWER IN MOTION
It has been over a year since Ross Freddie Ray approached me about the Gala, Empower in Motion.
Guest Blog: 'It's a Wild Ride of a Show': Actor Aruhan Galieva on Codpieces, Blood Bags and Having a Blast in THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST
Hello! This is a blog post update from Aruhan - Actor, Comedian, Writer, Singer and Bat (Lovin’) Ambassador for the Bat Conservation Trust.
Guest Blog: 'There is Something for Everyone': New Associate Director Alex Sumner Hughes on the Future Vision for NYT
The NYMT is under new management.
Guest Blog: 'I Have Always Been Fascinated by Politics': Director Jimmy Walters on Political Re-Engagement and the European Première of 1979
The script of 1979 first came to me in 2019 and if I’m honest, despite loving the play, I wanted to run a mile from anything political at that time.
Guest Blog: 'Theatre is a Powerful, Collaborative Art Form': Director Vicky Moran on Accessibility, Underrepresentation and her Latest Play, £1 THURSDAYS
When I read £1 Thursdays by Kat Rose-Martin, I was immediately drawn to the first thing in the script which says ‘none of the characters should be presented as rough.
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