Tag: theatre

This interview looks to explore the interdisciplinary nature of artists in integrating art and life together to produce memorable experiences and creative depth. 

Life. Death. Fish. Money. A completely live performance to music with film,  ‘Brixham Chimes’ is a novella in verse about life, loss and our oceans by author Jim Funnel.

Getting into the festive spirit? You will be after watching this show with incredible stage combat, exciting dance sequences and lots of laughs. The New Vic Theatre has once again delivered with a wonderful Christmas show for all to enjoy.

An impeccable contrast between thrilling chills and comforting nostalgia at its finest in Mark Gatiss’ stunning adaptation of the revered novel.

James Fritz’s ‘The Flea’ is a creative, humorous masterpiece 

Becoming Nancy is a heartfelt and affirming musical that explores themes of identity, love, and self-acceptance in 1970s South London.

Batty Bwoy is an affecting celebration of sensuality and an invitation to challenge sexual biases.

Birmingham-born playwright and social entrepreneur CJ Lloyd Webley talks to Voice about how he wants to improve the theatre space for people from marginalised backgrounds.

Teigan Banks' "7 Steps to Feel Completely Happy Again" follows Amber as she navigates losing her mother. Through humour and heartache, the play challenges the 7 stages of grief, reminding us that loss is personal, non-linear, and has no time limit.

A multi-generational odyssey of queer ancestral searching and dreaming.

London is set for a beautiful, joyful performance this Tuesday 10th September at The Place as celebrated visually impaired performer Ebony Rose Dark brings stunning show ‘Out There, In Here’ to audiences in celebration of ‘new voices’.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, directed by James Hyland, is an absurdist and immersive play that delves into memory loss and madness.