Live Theatre’s ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’ review
Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations) was the first play to be performed for Live Theatre’s Elevator Festival, and it set the bar high.
Carlotta El Hatimy
Castle Theatre Company’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ : review
Castle Theatre Company presented their production of Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus in Caedmon Hall.
TCMS’ production of ‘Legally Blonde’ review
The highly anticipated production of the 2000’s classic ‘Legally Blonde’ by the Trevelyan College Musical Society was unbelievable, but probably not in the way it was intended.
Blizzard Theatre Company’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ review
The Blizzard Theatre company presents a production of Roy Williams’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ to the Assembly Rooms.
Cast announced for ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’!
Casting has been announced for Intergalactic (Petals and Installations), to be performed at Live Theatre Newcastle between Wednesday 16 and Saturday 19 March as part of Elevator Festival.
Live Theatre’s Elevator Festival 2022 introduces the best new plays by rising talent
Elevator Festival returns to Live Theatre from Tuesday 16 to Saturday 26 March with an exciting opportunity to take a first look at plays by the future theatre makers from…
Durham Drama Festival : Mount Oswald Programme Review
The Mount Oswald Programme of the Durham Drama Festival had two very different plays, both displaying incredible writing.
DULOG’s ‘Guys and Dolls’ review
For their annual production, DULOG presented the 1950’s Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’ at the Gala Theatre.
Review : ‘Late Night Comedy Lock-In’
The Late Night Comedy Lock-In show of December 5th was absolutely hysterical, and it made going all the way to the Assembly Rooms on a cold Sunday night worth it.
Post-modernism : proud elitism or breath of fresh air?
For a few decades now, overly experimental theatre has discouraged regular people from going to the theatre at all, as we tend to consider it too elitist or even snobbish.…