Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen It Snows in April depicts the growing pains of trying to discover and understand oneself as a young person. It explores trauma and loss in a way that feels authentic and gracious, examining how they can impact our relationships with others.
Reading Time: 2 minutesTheatre Peckham has announced the world premiere of PAN! Peter’s Come Out To Play, a brand new festive show for 2024 conceived by actor and writer Geoff Aymer and Suzann McLean MBE, CEO/Artistic Director of Theatre Peckham.
Reading Time: 2 minutesFor the next few weeks at the Royal Court Theatre, a new actor will appear in every single performance of ECHO.
Reading Time: 2 minutesMojisola Adebayo’s Wind/Rush Generation(s) is incredibly ambitious in both its scope and its staging. A confronting narrative tackles racial injustice and colonialism in the UK, framed through a group of university students communicating with a ghost via Ouija board.
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.
Reading Time: 2 minutesEach year since 1995, the National Theatre’s Connections Festival has commissioned new plays for performance by youth theatre groups across the country. Titas Halder’s Replica is a fresh, urgent take on the power of misinformation, told through the story of a school trip gone wrong.
Reading Time: 4 minutesGeorge, a new play written by Léa des Garets and directed by Rute Costa, is a brilliantly imaginative dive into the world of George Sand.
Reading Time: 2 minutesFresh from development on the Oxford Playhouse’s very own Playmaker’s programme, the rehearsed reading of Out Of Bounds provided an impactful and touching end to Oxford Queer Fest.
Reading Time: 2 minutesUpon entering the intimate Burton Taylor studio, awash with softly glowing orange light and Victor Esses smiling kindly at his audience, I instantly felt a sort of comforting nostalgia.