Reading Time: 4 minutesJosh Maughan is an award winning director, writer, and actor. Josh creates theatre that dismantles and reshapes worlds of queerness, politics, religion, and identity. Josh created his one man show ‘Nice Jewish Boy’ in 2022 which went…
Reading Time: 2 minutesLondon Box Office's Black Friday Theatre Sale offers discounts of up to 74% on over 50 West End shows until 04 December. Highlights include classics like Les Misérables, and newer productions like MJ. This sale is a prime opportunity for theatre lovers to enjoy memorable performances at fantastic prices. Don’t miss out!
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down with Eva Sampson, director and Co-Founder of How It Ended, about her inclusive approach to family theatre, and the importance of making theatre feel as accessible in all senses to diverse audiences.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Traverse Theatre has released a report highlighting the success of Class Act on Tour, which engaged over 400 young people in creative education across Scotland. The initiative included 257 workshops, leading to 149 original works and significant increases in student confidence about creative writing and theatre knowledge. The program's legacy is anchored by The Jotter, a resource library for ongoing arts education.
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe Arts Centre, Hounslow is hosting its smash-hit, annual pantomime, from Thursday 28th November until Monday 30th December 2024. Now celebrating its 10th year of professional pantomime, Robin Hood is The Arts Centre’s largest production to date. We sat down with Jonathan who plays Will Scarlett in Robin Hood.
Reading Time: 3 minutesAcolyte is an Edinburgh-based poetic and psychedelic ensemble, founded in 2018. Described by The Skinny as a ‘supergroup’, Acolyte is made up of bassist Ruairidh Morrison (The Dark Jokes, The Microband), with synth and backing vocals from Gloria Black (Maranta), percussionist Daniel Hill and fronted by award-winning poet and spoken-word artist, Iona Lee. Acolyte fuse soundscapes with storytelling, hypnotic loops, harmonic depth and existential motifs to create truly unique performances and a genre-defying sound.
Reading Time: 5 minutesIn a flash of modern warfare, a mother loses her child, igniting a powerful one-woman journey through every iconic character in The Trojan Women. This reimagining of the world’s first anti-war play, originally staged in Athens in 415 BC as Euripides' protest against the Peloponnesian War, combines intense drama with uplifting and comedic physical theatre at its best. With world politics as they currently stand, this 2000 year old story reflects a world all too familiar!
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe much-loved festive, annual tradition of Guy Barker’s Big Band Christmas returns to the Royal Albert Hall for its ninth year, a swinging, soulful celebration of big band music with a Christmas twist! Guy Barker’s inimitable mixture of jazz classics, unearthed treasures and Christmas oddities will put a swing in your step in the midst of the festive season.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe spoke with Tatenda Matsvai who reprises the role of Alice in Brixton House's Alice in Wonderland.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Daisy Sequerra who plays Posy Fossil in National Theatre's new adaptation of Noel Streatfeild's beloved book Ballet Shoes.