In Conversation with BoonDog Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutes If you follow someone down a path you don’t recognise, you risk not being able to find your way back
Tabitha James
I’ve been in love with theatre for as long as I can remember but it was intensified when I joined Bedlam Theatre whilst at University of Edinburgh - the oldest student-run theatre in the UK. With an aversion to the spotlight I became involved in stage management and producing and then discovered reviewing. I’ve been reviewing for over six years now but am still delighted to be challenged and thrilled by shows at every viewing. When not working as a marketeer in my day job, I’m at home with my two demanding Siamese cats - more often than not knitting or with a glass of wine in hand.
REVIEW: Photographs
Reading Time: 2 minutesPerformed by Mad Jacks Theatre, written by Cherry Eckles and directed by Sam Smith, Photographs takes us into the lives of three daughters from a mildly dysfunctional family, recently affected by the recent passing of their grandmother.
In Conversation with Giovanni Zazzera
Reading Time: 3 minutesHow do we move against the tides of ourselves and others? When a body changes and bodily tissue shifts, are we the same person at the end?
In Conversation with James Rowland
Reading Time: 2 minutesJames Rowland Dies at the End of the Show is the third and final part of the trilogy which began with critically-acclaimed, sell-out shows, Learning to Fly and Piece of Work, from the creator of the Songs of Friendship Trilogy.
In Conversation with Director Damien Ryan
Reading Time: 3 minutesSummer of Harold is a wonderful, playful, funny, and moving triptych of short plays by one of Australia’s most revered and original writers, Hilary Bell.
In Conversation with Bessy Ewa
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Bessy Ewa who plays Sybil in Chariots of Fire.
Chariots of Fire, runs in the Crucible from 6 –27 July 2024.
In Conversation with Luca Rutherford
Reading Time: 5 minutesYour intersectional feminist physical theatre show, You Heard Me, comes to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer. A loud show about quiet power.
FEATURE: Dance For Parkinson’s
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with English National Ballet to understand the work they're doing with Dance for Parkinson’s - PD-Ballet® ahead of a symposium on Thurs 27th June.
In Conversation with Lea des Garets
Reading Time: 6 minutesWe sat down with Lea des Garets, the playwright behind GEORGE playing at Omnibus Theatre from 25th June to 14th July.
In Conversation with Show Pony
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn Show Pony we explore what it means to grow older in a very physically demanding industry. We want to start a conversation, and think it is time to question prejudices towards age and femininity - on stage and off.