Interviews
Want to go a little deeper into a show? Then this is the place to be. We chat with those making the theatre we review, whether that be the writers, directors, performers, even those running the theatres themselves.
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Interview: Behind the Scenes of A Murder Mystery
Always wanted to see what goes on backstage of a murder mystery, where things are not always what they seem. Even wanted to watch as people battle to keep their event alive and their dead body dead?
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Interview: When In Brighton, Do The Brighton Fringe
Brighton Fringe Interviews: Tristan Wolfe As well as writing and directing his own Brighton Fringe show, Nick Myles somehow found the time to grab six of his fellow writers to find out more about their shows. You can find details of all…
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Interview: Brighton Fringe – The Artists’ Perspective
From artistic inspiration to hopes and expectations and the mucky business of finance, hear what seven writers have to say about their artistic babies, from naked Shakespeare to sitcoms.
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Interview: Standing Out From The Herd
Ruth Berkoff's The Beauty of Being Herd certainly fits the fringe ethos perfectly, where else will you find a grown woman dressed up as a sheep?
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Interview: How to Keep Your Costume Costs Down
Martin Stewart on Prospero’s Dead, a show with more than a passing nod to Shakespere's The Tempest
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Interview: From Eurovision to Brighton Fringe
Annabel Edmonds does a live read-through of her sitcom scripts to critical acclaim and universal approval
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Interview: The Art of A Very Long Show Title!
Annabel Edmonds does a live read-through of her sitcom scripts to critical acclaim and universal approval
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Interview: Girlhood, Identity and Growing Up With Garage
Sophia Leonie gets to grips with girlhood, identity and growing up with Garage
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Interview: Ten Times The Laughter
Mark Ravenhill discusses his latest project, Run At It Laughing, playing at Wilton’s Music Hall this May, a project of ten new comedies, presented as rehearsed readings over two days.
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Interview: Breaking boundaries in Queer East Festival
This spring, writer and director Chng Yi Kai brings When the cloud catches colours to The Pit, Barbican, as part of Queer East