Review: The Yellow Wallpaper
Being an incurable fanatic of Gothic literature, I was hugely excited to observe how Hild Bede Theatre had moved to animate Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story, ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, on…
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Review: High School Musical
Foot of the Hill’s semester-closing production of Disney’s High School Musical reminds us why we all need to sing our hearts out every once in a while. Pulled together over…
Review: Blackbird
'Both actors give full force to emotion' - Mary Bradshaw reviews Blackbird.
Review: All Over Lovely
All Over Lovely is a two-character play, yet despite its small cast and relatively short length, it manages to address a range of complex questions surrounding feminism, political lesbianism, and…
How to Become Prime Minister in 10 Easy Steps
After extensive research, we lay out the ten simple steps to follow if you want to become Prime Minister.
Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost
'Vibrant, energetic, and hilarious' - Isabella Briers reviews Love's Labour's Lost.
Review: Soho Cinders
'it’s Soho good' - Will Hutchings reviews DULOG's Soho Cinders
Review: Black Training
‘Why is it that you can’t hold black people and white people to the same standards?’ ‘People only stand up for us when is finally inconvenient for them.’ ‘People fear…
Review: Test Bed
Running at only one hour, Wrong Tree Theatre’s Test Bed–writer and director Cameron Ashplant’s Durham debut–is certainly a production which is aware of its own potential. The premise of the…
Director’s Note: All Over Lovely
'These are issues affecting every woman, and every person.' - Director Isobel Jacob discusses the ideas behind All Over Lovely.