14 stories by "Becky Brewis"
Well, the second day AYT spent at Gateshead International Festival of Theatre certainly lived up to the first. Sunday was the last day of the festival and, just like the others, was jam pack…
The Gateshead International Festival of Theatre (GIFT) is in its third year, and this one is the biggest to date. The four-day programme has a global focus with a local feel, with artists fe…
AYT's Becky Brewis called in on Maia Alexander and Alix Dunmore in rehearsals for London Wall at St James Theatre. They talk about money, men and marriage...The post London Wall is revived a…
This morning, the Royal Court Theatre announced Open Court, its summer festival (10 June " 20 July) of plays, ideas and events chosen and suggested by a group of over 140 writers. As well as…
I was recently at a talk at Bloomsbury, publishers of Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, where an editor said it was hard to imagine a time in young adult…
As National Apprenticeship week comes to an end, here are a few opportunities for young theatre practitioners that have caught our attention. Producers, writers, actors " read on… Last…
Old Vic New Voices, the Old Vic’s ever industrious development, creative learning and community engagement department, has just announced its new season of work for 2013. The award-win…
Becky Brewis finds out more about Ovalhouse's unique way of celebrating its 50th birthday.
Last week Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts held a rather swanky breakfast in an upstairs room at the Groucho Club. It was a chance for agents and casting directors to meet the team at Mount…
Lolita Chakrabarti, who recently won Most Promising Playwright at the 2012 Evening Standard Theatre Awards, first came across the story of Ira Aldridge in 1998, when her husband, Adrian Lest…
In honour of this weekend's Old Vic 24 Hour Plays, Becky Brewis caught up with some alumni to discover the OVNV legacy.
Shakespeare: can't get enough or got you in a rut? Becky Brewis tells you why either way, you should pop down to Shakespeare's Globe this summer for a very merry meeting of minds.
Theatre for a digital age: why you might enjoy inviting your favourite production into your very own front room, bedroom, busstop...anywhere your laptop takes you.
Join Rebecca Brewis as she takes you behind the scenes at a mysterious Coney playday to reveal the fun and games at work!
