Tag: theatre

These are posts tagged as 'Theatre'
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20 January 2023
A Good Storyline Makes a Theatre Show - By Rebekah Leslie
I explore the question of what makes a good theatre show and argue that the storyline is key.
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12 January 2023 – 14 July 2023
Poet Luke Wright tours final trilogy play in 2023, London dates 8, 9, 10 March
A fast-paced and thrilling verse play about intertwined marital and political upheaval, trust. Told in blistering verse by one of the UK’s most celebrated poets.
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3 January 2023
Review: Is &Juliet the musical worth seeing?
Over the past 3 years &Juliet has developed cult following in the west end, but with it's closure looming does this beloved show deserve its fate and should you see it before it closes its doors? Here's what I thought of this west end staple.
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11 January 2023
Instaviews with Isabella Sperotto
Isabella Sperotto from the Yellow Women Collective will join us for our first Instaview of 2023.
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13 December 2022
An American take on Much Ado about Nothing
How the Americans take on a personal favourite holds up against its British counterpart.
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5 December 2022
Shrewsbury Theatre Severn Pantomime: Utterly Unmissable
A smashing show ‘Fitt’ for the West End. Watch out Shrewsbury, Brad is back! ‘The perfect anecdote to everything going wrong in the year’ - David Jack, Theatre manager.
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25 November 2022
Gigi in DC! part 3
Gigi talks about accessibility in DC and how it compares to the UK when it comes to drama training and as a country.
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25 November 2022
Interview with Liam Gifford, Young People's Producer at Play to the Crowd
"As an arts organisation that works in Winchester and District [...], we cannot stress enough how London is not the be-all and end-all for those wanting to pursue a career in the arts. The best thing anyone can do is to get involved with your local arts organisation by any means that you can."
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14 November 2022
Girl, Woman, Other book review: No matter what you're 'into', just read it.
Opened my eyes with fierce gusto to vibrant cultures; from the music and delicious-sounding food, to the struggles and stereotypes British people face.
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9 November 2022
The American theatrical dream and its costs
Gigi talks about the difference in systems between American Theatre and British Theatre sectors.
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9 November 2022 – 15 November 2022
Proto-type Theatre take Dead Cats to Yorkshire
The latest instalment in Proto-type’s provocative Truth to Power project takes you into the room where the lies begin. It visits Sheffield and Harrogate this month.
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6 December 2022 – 11 December 2022
Attempts On Her Life at UEA
Two very different versions of Martin Crimp’s this ground-breaking play, presented as two entirely separate productions with very different approaches from the directors and totally separate casts, each featuring over 20 actors
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1 November 2022
GiGi in DC part 2
Gigi explores the dichotomy of being at a Catholic conservative institution but within a liberal, secular and queer friendly faculty.
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21 October 2022
Jasmin Vardimon Dance Company: ALiCE review
An impressive, thought-provoking contemporary dance work inspired by Caroll’s Alice in Wonderland and the self-exploration of youth.
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18 October 2022
GiGi in DC
In this first blog of a three part series, Gigi talks about her experience and differences with British and American acting/theatre training and what it’s like in Washington DC.
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1 October 2022
Dropped Tea Theatre return with highly successful ‘KNOCK DOWN’ project
A new 2022 collaboration with Brixton House, highlighting Brixton’s history and personal stories via weekend-long performance promenade across the local area.
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21 September 2022
New show ‘That’s Not My Name’ opens this October
Sammy Trotman opens her new show, 'That's Not My Name', at the Bread and Roses Theatre in London this October.
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27 September 2022
Live debut for Rhiannon Faith Company’s DROWNTOWN as tour opens in Harlow
Gritty, uncompromising and dark new dance-theatre from bold and brave choreographer Rhiannon Faith. Autobiographical testimonials and text to amplify the voices of the vulnerable and unheard in modern Britain’s areas of social deprivation.