Open air theatre: mad but delightful
The open air season will soon be upon us. “…if winter comes, can spring be far behind? as Shelley puts it. And...
The open air season will soon be upon us. “…if winter comes, can spring be far behind? as Shelley puts it. And...
I’ve thought and written a lot about performing arts foundation courses lately. It’s the time of year when students are looking at...
If you work with under-18s developing performance skills (along with confidence and all those other useful transferables) then Samantha Marsden’s new book...
Rewind about 25 years and I’m in the Gulbenkian Theatre at Canterbury seeing, by invitation, a jolly little play about a dog....
Let’s hear it for pub theatres. Unheard of when I was a London teenager in the 1960s, there are now over 70...
I’ve seen several plays recently (no names no pack drill) in which I have missed an occasional line. There is nothing, I...
So what do you do with theatre programmes aka playbills (in the USA)? They make nice souvenirs of an evening out but...
To Kill a Mockingbird. Oh dear. The production which originated at the Open Air Theatre, Regents Park in 2015 before touring nationwide...