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: Rosie Day on ‘Instructions For A Teenage Armageddon’
It's a coming of age story but with some slightly dark humour
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Interview: Tarek Iskander, Artistic Director of BAC
Interview: Tarek Iskander, Artistic Director of BAC
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Interview: Actor Kaidyn Hinds on ‘The Jury’
Following a successful run at Brindley Theatre, Runcorn, new musical The Jury is heading to London, opening at Upstairs at the Gatehouse on 4 February. The show follows twelve strangers on a jury in a case that will change them…
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Interview: Rob Thorman on ‘Head Of State’
When reality descends into farce, satire must descend into fantasy
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Interview: Paul Hunter on The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel
a funny and poignant homage to two great comedy legends in a highly theatrical piece
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Interview: Eve Steele on The Political History of Smack and Crack
Eve Steele, reprising her role as Mandy, talks about the show, the 1980 riots and addiction.
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Interview: Rosanna Mallinson on ImmerCity
ImmerCity stage site-specific immersive murder mysteries. The three shows to date have been set in The London Museum of Water and Steam, Kensington Library, and St Matthew’s Church in Bethnal Green. They all follow the same format: the audience plays…
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Interview: Wilf Scolding on ‘The Sweet Science of Bruising’
Actor Wilf Scolding gives an insider look at 19th century boxing drama 'The Sweet Science of Bruising.'
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Interview: Playwright David Finnigan on ‘Kill Climate Deniers’
'Kill Climate Deniers' playwright David Finnigan chats about the maximalist show and the controversies it's already generated.
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OVO’s ‘Twelfth Night’: Bringing the Bard to the Roaring Twenties
'Twelfth Night' director Adam Nichols shares why the 1920s are a fitting backdrop for Shakespeare's raucous play.