Hurrah for youth theatre and student shows
Annus horribilis it may have been but 2016 has been a good year for youth theatre. There’s been some interesting work by...
Annus horribilis it may have been but 2016 has been a good year for youth theatre. There’s been some interesting work by...
It was what he carefully calls the “literature of theatre” that triggered George Peck’s lifelong commitment to drama. Speaking with characteristic, reasoned...
Stage schools are often unfairly stereotyped by the media and teaching unions as places where the spoiled brats of pushy parents receive...
Last week I went to TheatreCraft 2016, the eleventh annual “beyond the stage” careers event which routinely attracts over 1000 people, most...
The New Oxford Shakespeare the Complete Works has just arrived and it has set me reminiscing. My only other complete works is...
Had you visited the Design Museum shop in London earlier this year with £10 to spend, you might have bought an intriguing...
A recent study has shown what every teacher and parent knew: most boys read less enthusiastically and thoroughly than girls. Sue Palmer,...
George Bernard Shaw’s one and only foray to the southern hemisphere Arrival It’s a fine March day in 1935 and in...