Reading Time: 4 minutesFifth Folio Theatre’s debut play Understudy No. 5 follows a janitor who finds himself possessed by minor Shakespearean characters unhappy with their lot in the original plays. We sat down with Hadrian to discuss their upcoming performance.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat own for an exclusive interview with Tim Crouch to discuss his landmark play An Oak Tree, returning to the stage at The Other Palace Theatre.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Verity Mullan to discuss her debut show 'Single Use', currently going on tour across England following Edinburgh Fringe performances last year.
Reading Time: 3 minutesHalvard Solness, a leading architect at the height of his fame, is paralysed by fear. Fear of the younger generation. Fear of irrelevance. Fear of the past catching up with him. When young, enigmatic Hilde Wangel (Louisa Binder) bursts back into his world, she reminds him of the promise he made her ten years ago.
Reading Time: 3 minutesFuture Spotlight Productions announce the full cast and creative team for brand-new musical feature film Moment by Moment
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Silvia Manazzone, the writer, director and performer of new solo show, THE CANNONEER. This show follows the true story of Peppa, the orphan from Sicily who stole a cannon, tricked an entire cavalry and became a forgotten heroine of Italian Unification.
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Grace Gallagher and Rachael Smart, directors of STUFFED. Food poverty isn’t funny. Clowns generally are. Somewhere between the two sits STUFFED, Ugly Bucket’s riotous, uncompromising response to the UK’s growing food poverty crisis.
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Rohan Rakhit and Jammz. A collision of past, present and future, London, From The Margins at Rich Mix is conducted and connected by Hackney-born multiplatform storyteller Jammz and DJ, broadcaster and DAYTIMERS cultural programmer Rohan Rakhit.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Sheep! has had a few people who’d more likely be on the perpetrator-side of the spectrum come up to me with this light in their eyes because they finally understood why it’s so hurtful when your boundaries are crossed – and the survivors feel really seen, which is a valuable connection for me.
Reading Time: 2 minutesFive weeks to the moon! In 1964 Zambia won its independence, and a schoolteacher announced that the new nation would beat the superpowers to the moon. It sounds invented, which is presumably why the Royal Court's release calls it "true(ish)". Ryan Calais Cameron's The Afronauts sets out to put the story back on the record, and it has five weeks of rehearsal in which to do so.