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Interview: Therese Ramstedt on ‘Mission Abort’

1 November 2017 Features and Interviews Leave a comment 923 Views

Therese Ramstedt in 'Mission Abort' Edinburgh Fringe Festival of Choice

Following performances in Edinburgh and Amnesty International's Festival of Choice, Therese Ramstedt reflects on her one-woman show 'Mission Abort'.

Phina Oruche on Writing Her Own ‘Identity Crisis’

18 April 2017 Features and Interviews, Interviews Leave a comment 1,184 Views

Phina Oruche Identity Crisis Ovalhouse Photo by Paul Jones

'Identity Crisis' creator Phina Oruche on identity, the limits placed on black performers and speaking her own truth through a one-woman show.

Interview: Dyad Productions’ Rebecca Vaughan on ‘Christmas Gothic’

3 December 2016 Features and Interviews Leave a comment 1,262 Views

Ahead of their production of Christmas Gothic at artsdepot, Dyad Productions producer and performer Rebecca Vaughan discusses giving a voice to the 'everyperson'.

The Rise of the One-Woman Show

15 August 2016 Features, Features and Interviews 1 Comment 3,454 Views

Sarah Tattersall has written a one-woman show. Here, she explains why we shouldn't hate it.