Disability access: O Brave New World
As many readers will know from my weekly Alzheimer’s blog, my husband, is ill and declining fairly rapidly. His walking is very...
As many readers will know from my weekly Alzheimer’s blog, my husband, is ill and declining fairly rapidly. His walking is very...
As a theatre critic/interested person, I really like it when the theatre programme I’m issued with is also the text of the...
Guildford School of Acting has just axed (“not recruiting for 2019/20”) two courses: BA Hons Theatre & Performance and BA Hons Dance....
Everywhere I go people are talking about “gender fluidity” in casting and production concept. Women are being widely cast in roles originally...
A degree won’t make you an actor if you don’t have the potential to be one. Neither will any other formal qualification....
I review many dozens of professional shows every year ranging from tiny scale two-handers on the extreme edges of the fringe to...
So what makes a good subject for a play? A historical footnote? (Emilia, Our Country’s Good). A major bit of history? (Six...
Everyone I speak to at the moment wants to talk about diversity. This week, Matthew Xia, in a very congenial, relaxed interview,...