Minjie Su
October 1918, as the war is still raging in Europe, Katla, one of Iceland’s largest volcanoes, paints the sky with...
Charley Archer
Image description: Various gaming controls scattered on a surface DANIIL DANKOVSKY’S FUN STEPPE VACATION WAS JUST THE TUTORIAL FOR ARTEMY...
Hannah Bradburn
‘This morning I’m bored shitless by poetry’ declares Simon Armitage in one of the poems compiled in his latest collection,...
Jasmine White
The attention to detail in Hugh Tappin’s production of Skylight is remarkable. Stepping into the Burton Taylor Studio felt like...
Jonathan Sands
For as long as I can remember, I have loved superhero movies. It is a love that has exhausted me...
Yoo Chun
This production of Tennessee William’s ‘Summer & Smoke’, the first in the UK in ten years, is tastefully executed and...
Could you tell us a bit about yourself? I’m an actress from Nottingham, which is also where I trained as...
George Taylor
In this adaptation of Chekhov’s famous masterpiece, set to the backdrop of 1920s prohibition America, the narrative is enhanced by...
Ellen Hodgetts
Gregory Doran concluded his season as artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company with an innovative performance of ‘The Tempest’....
Lea Hugo
It has been more than 50 years since the publication of S.E. Hinton’s first novel ‘The Outsiders’. Set in 1960s...
Betty Yang
Betty Yang finds Naked Is the Realm to be a four star performance I have never seen a play like...
Amelia Brown
‘Replay’ is a new play written by Alex Wilson which premiered in Oxford earlier this year. Now playing at the...
Matthew Murphy
Shock Therapy took the audience through various ways of understanding our past, our present and our future, with all three...
by Tom Dunn Imagine your typical Hollywood action blockbuster of the past two years. Big budget, bigger explosions, and the...
Alice Blinkhorn
Comedy – perhaps more than any other genre – is cultural. Part of this comes from a shared comedic heritage....
Isabel Sinagola
Written in 2009, Orphans is very current: it explores violence amongst the comfort of a domestic ‘John Lewis’ setting. As the audience...
Martha Raymer
To say I went into The C Bomb – a comedy about chlamydia – with reservations would be an understatement....
Katya Alban
In true Luddite fashion, I have tended to prefer art where I can see a clear and realistic depiction of...
Catherine Jamieson
Image description: a netsuke cat I picked up this book expecting to learn a lot about netsuke, the 264 tiny...
