Review: Something Dark
"exploring themes of identity and belonging in a poignant and thought-provoking way." -Catriona Inglis reviews LTC's 'Something Dark'.
Drama
Director’s Note: Killology
"Don't watch this play looking for resolution or redemption; Killology provides more questions than answers..."
Director’s Note: Harry
'Harry is ostensibly about Harry Styles... But the play is about so much more than that. It’s about university, it’s about mental health, it’s about female friendship.' Jennifer Baker writes…
Review: The Rivals
"shows how an ambitious project can be pulled off with some fun"- Georgina Cole reviews Ooook Productions‘ ‘The Rivals‘.
Review: The Tempest
"subverted traditional binaries of domination, between oppressor and oppressed, West and East, civilised and savage."- Sachin Savur reviews Sightline and Suffragette productions' post-colonial take on 'The Tempest'.
Review: STACY
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews STACY, a confessional monologue examining the topic of sexual assault in an unconventional manner.
Director’s Note: The Tempest
"We also wanted to broach the somewhat sensitive topic of Britain’s inherently colonial past through theatre"- Layla Chowdhury and Aliya Gilmore discuss their production of 'The Tempest'.
Preview: STACY
Jack Thorne’s STACY is a sexually explicit, confessional monologue. Lauren Powdrell speaks to the cast about the decisions and ideas behind the performance.
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
"a tension which leaves you quite unsure where the characters will go next." 1TC's production of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf'.
Review: Us/Them
Will Hutchings reviews Pitch Productions' 'Us/Them', which explores human hypocrisy in a technical, emotional, and theatrical marvel.