Everything Theatre

Ollie Maddigan tells us about The Olive Boy, currently playing at Southwark Playhouse

Composer Conrad Murray talks hip hop theatre in Deep Azure

George Stone checks us in to Last Unicorn Airways Pack your suitcase and get ready for Last Unicorn Airways, a family adventure for ages 4+ which offers a unique, sensory and immersive adventure. As the team from The Blanket Fort Club prepare for the retour of the show this spring, we catch-up mid-rehearsals with Artistic Director George Stone, a director and dramaturg from Sheffield specialising in sensory immersive theatre, to find out more. Hello, and thanks for taking the time out of your busy schedule to give us a glimpse into the world of all things Last Unicorn Airways. Maybe we can start with unpacking your approach when making work, and the creative ideas that kickstarted the journey of making this particular show? Last Unicorn Airways began with a simple ambition to make a sensory, immersive theatre experience that was genuinely unique and inclusive, something that could exist for families and schools in commercial venues, libraries, and community spaces. From the start, the aim was to make sensory, playful, immersive storytelling visible and vital. The show’s themes were influenced by reflections that came out of the pandemic. With travel restricted and the world feeling precarious, I kept thinking about how…

Ollie Maddigan tells us about The Olive Boy, currently playing at Southwark Playhouse

How an Everything Theatre review sparked the creation of Father on High. Writer Toby France talks grief, hoarding, and staging a "vicar gone rogue" at The Drayton Arms.

Read about the making of Proforça Theatre’s 'Flashbang'.

A zany and darkly comedic play exploring what we risk for love after Bron's soulmate dies.

Director Alexandra Rizkallah and actor Cristiano Benfenati discuss the urgent need to revisit Adam Lazarus’s "unsettling" interrogation of toxic masculinity.

A whirlwind of humour, drama, and acceptance with Sami Sumaria's Foxes

Find out more about this musically warped exploration of toxic obsession, ambition, and the human need to connect.

We chat to the writers of Embrace, a bold, time-jumping piece of queer theatre exploring connection across decades

Deb Filler discusses her show Cohen, Bernstein, Joni & Me

Explore the mystery of Asylum King. A noir-style whodunit by Paz Koloman Kaiba that exposes the dark reality of the UK’s asylum system