Legs, loos and theatre goers who think they’re caterpillars
What exactly do we expect when we go to the theatre? Something compelling, entertaining, thoughtful or moving to watch and listen to,...
What exactly do we expect when we go to the theatre? Something compelling, entertaining, thoughtful or moving to watch and listen to,...
When facts and stats – about anything – are not readily and freely available I tend to think that someone might just...
Lindley Players Whitstable Playhouse This tale of an immortal man who pursues the same re-incarnated girl from the middle ages at seventy-five-year...
Yes, it’s that time of year. Last week I saw my first two 2016 pantomimes – Dick Whittington at the Marlowe Theatre...
SEDOS production of Candide The word “amateur” seems to be disappearing. Pity because I’d really like to think that everyone working in...
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...