Feature: Tit4Twat are winners with Losers
Tit4Twat Theatre's, yes you heard correctly, show Losers is attracting those that both love and hate theatre. Why?, is probably the appropriate question. This week I was able to get inside s…
Tit4Twat Theatre's, yes you heard correctly, show Losers is attracting those that both love and hate theatre. Why?, is probably the appropriate question. This week I was able to get inside s…
Joe Raynor speaks to James Ashton about Broken Souls's new production Shadow Boxing... James Ashton is one of two members of the South Wales-based theatre company, Broken Souls. Ashton forme…
Accidental Collective is transforming the Kent area into a hubbub of theatrical experimentation, finds Joe Raynor Before we find out about what Accidental Collective has been up to in the Ke…
A monkey and a crocodile. Together. In the same playground. In the UK. Surely not. Joe Raynor investigates… Stranger things have happened in the name of theatre, but you would be forgi…
Joe Raynor discovers the challenges of heading up a student theatre company from In A Nutshell's artistic directors Bethany Hitchcock and Pascale Kasirabo.
West End star Julie Atherton tells Joe Raynor about hating the Insanity workout, fearing audience interaction and appearing in the Lyric Hammersmith's pantomime Cinderella.
Joe Raynor gets the youthful perspective on Big Squirrel's fringe show about a 50-year-old man who faces a life of uncertainty when his children go to uni.