Month: April 2016

Features

The Ups and Downs of Self-Producing

Playwright and producer Karen Morash discusses the benefits and challenges of donning multiple hats and producing your own work.

Comedy

I Am Thomas, Wilton’s Music Hall – Review

I Am Thomas is a smart, funny, stylish and thoroughly Scottish paean to a forgotten subversive.

Drama

Blue on Blue, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review

A production that bravely addresses issues some theatre-makers wouldn’t dream of handling, and worthy of all the coverage it receives.

Musicals

Fables For A Boy, LOST Theatre – Review

With more than a passing nod towards Tim Burton, this is a play for those who like things that little…

Features

What Would Shakespeare Do?

With the EU Referendum looming, Samantha Simmonds considers an age-old political question: What Would Shakespeare Do?

Drama

Your Ever Loving, Theatre N16 – Review

The story of Paul Hill is told with just the right balance of sensitivity, brutal reality and humour. It is…

Drama

Love Lies, The Hope Theatre – Review

Pros: Who hasn’t heard of a relationship that was based on deception? Love Lies is a play to which everybody…

Drama

My Mother Said I Never Should, St James Theatre – Review

Pros: A bright script, with some sparkling one liners and an excellent cast, led by the redoubtable Maureen Lipman. Cons: Although…

Drama

Underexposed, Old Red Lion – Review

There is real variety and some exciting talent on show in this tightly orchestrated evening.

Competitions

Win tickets to The Buskers Opera at Park Theatre

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