Guest Blog: Chloe Mashiter – “Staging a relaxed performance costs nothing”
When I was younger, the term ‘accessible theatre’ meant something far different to me than it does now. Being told
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A Doll’s House
Review: Rutherford and Son
Rutherford and Son, Northern Broadsides’s revival of a muscular Edwardian drama, arrives in the West End with a timeliness that
Read moreReview: The 8th Wave
Young theatrical talent is a very delicate thing. Up-and-coming writers, directors and performers need to be nurtured, supported and encouraged
Read moreReview: St John’s Night
Staging an Ibsen play which the playwright disowned in later life as a reworking of a student acquaintance’s “rough mess
Read moreReview: A Doll’s House
There is an apt, echoing emptiness to the rooms of this Doll’s House. In the Young Vic’s new production of
Read moreSpotlight On: Pegasus Theatre, Oxford
Jack Blumenau shines a spotlight on Pegasus Theatre in Oxford to discover more about their arts provision for young people and thriving theatre programme.
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