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: Let us meet and question this bloody work to know it further
Robert Penny on performing in Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank's Macbeth at Shakespeare’s Globe
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Interview: A Wake-up Call from Dublin
THISISPOPBABY discuss bring WAKE to Sadler’s Wells We’ve found ourselves at Sadler’s Wells quite a lot recently, after a few years where we didn’t cover much dance at all. It’s something that we’re more than pleased to be reviewing again…
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Interview: Audience Participation Comes As Standard
Say It Again, Sorry? discuss touring their audience partipation show, ... Earnest up and down the UK.
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Interview: Ghosted by the Past, Haunted by Love?
Playwright Callum Murray, with a rich background in journalism, returns to his theatrical roots, bringing his latest work, Here Comes Your Ghost Again, to The Bread & Roses Theatre.
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Interview: Lads, Loneliness and Tackling Tough Talks
Stacey Cullen discusses 'Overwhelm,' a new play exploring male mental health, incel culture, and the West Midlands, at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre.
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Interview: Officially Deceased, Hilariously Alive?
'Dead and Kicking,' comes to Camden People's Theatre, exploring a true story of bureaucratic absurdity through music, dance, and clowning.
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Interview: Kickflicking stereotypes
Writer Asif Khan talks about Sisters360 coming to Polka Theatre, a tale of two Muslim sisters and skateboarding.
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Interview: Laughing Through the Absurdity of Self-Help
Ahead of her final London performance at The Hen & Chickens, we caught up with Kathryn to talk about yoga (or lack thereof) and the power of taking creative risks.
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Interview: Lost Your Remote?
We speak with artist director James Huxtable and producer Gözde Kanyılmaz about 'TELLY' and their journey to the London stage.
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Interview: Blood, Sweat, and Silence
Talking to director Ross Gaynor about the challenges, inspirations, and the unrelenting power of silence in Men's Business.