Reading Time: 5 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Paper People - an ensemble of three artists based in West Yorkshire, Manchester and London. Their process of creating the work usually starts by establishing a relationship - whether this is performer to performer or performer to an object or space. The Opposite of Distance is their 6th piece of work.
Reading Time: 3 minutesExperimental cross-arts company Fevered Sleep will make its Barbican debut with public art intervention This Grief Thing.
Reading Time: 2 minutesStrindberg’s darkest romantic tale reimagined by Patrick Marber at Park Theatre. We sat down with Charlene Boyd who plays Christine, to discuss her upcoming performance.
Reading Time: 2 minutesDrawing inspiration from the jazz icon Miles Davis’s music and turbulent life, Miles, an Edinburgh sell-out show in 2025, spotlights multiple dimensions of his story: his relationship with his father, his obsession with boxing, his intense love affairs, and his struggles with drugs.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWritten and performed by Haley McGee, this never-the-same-twice show is a gripping story about how our relationship with mortality shapes the way we live. Charting the seminal moments, rites of passage and turning points in an adult life – your life – from the day you turn 25 through to your death, Age is a Feeling celebrates the glorious and melancholy unknowability of human life.
Reading Time: 3 minutesManipulate Arts - Scotland’s home for cutting-edge animation, puppetry and visual theatre - today announces the programme for the 19th edition of Manipulate Festival.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA bold and original double-bill dance performance from Manchester’s award-winning Company Chameleon, Obscura explores both the light and darkness that can be found in the hidden corners of self and society.
Reading Time: 3 minutesA haunting, playful fever dream that blurs theatre, music and shadow into a lovinglymacabre tribute to Edgar Allan Poe. There’s something deliciously appropriate about encountering Edgar in the Red Room late in the evening, when the edges…
Reading Time: 2 minutesRe-staging the enduring epistemological violence “The American Dream is at the expense of the American Negro”. Claimed by James Baldwin at the Cambridge Union Society in 1965. Coming less than a year after the Civil Rights Act…
Reading Time: 4 minutesA verbatim staging of the 1965 James Baldwin vs William F. Buckley Jr. debate, “Is The American Dream At The Expense Of The American Negro?”, returns to the London stage following UK and US tours. Interview with Arnell Powell and Eric T. Miller.