17 stories by "Naomi Kerrigan Asress"
If you are not familiar with the story of Dracula by Bram Stoker, it would be easy to misinterpret this detailed account between a doctor and his patient as baffling. What seems to be a rath…
As the audience enter a set with strong indications of a dystopian future, one could suggest that Haste Theatre were inspired by literary classics such as Orwell’s 1984 and Atwood̵…
Earlier this year, Warwick University launched an innovative online database, charting the Shakespearean roles played by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic actors in the UK, from 1930 to the p…
Before entering the modern theatre space at artsdepot, the audience are given one piece of advice: trust your instincts. We begin by filling out luggage tags with our names and addresses,…
Jonathon Crewe's theatrical directing debut at the Jack Studio Theatre immerses the audience into what is probably unfamiliar territory for the majority. Toy Soldier, originally a radio play…
Giant opens to London audiences after a successful run in Edinburgh. The Human Zoo Theatre Company welcomes and interacts with the audience as they are getting seated. This is very surpr…
The Girl Who Fell In Love With The Moon is an imaginative, whimsical and captivating piece about our obsession with the skies above. Entering Greenwich Theatre, the audience are exposed …
Marking Shakespeare’s 400-year anniversary, Get Over It Productions, perform one of his classic comedies to commemorate their own 10 year stint at Camden Fringe. The Taming of the Shre…
Michelle Payne's new comedy springs into life as part of Actors Awareness week at Theatre N16. Once seated in the intimate theatre, the audience notice a table in disarray with cheap packets…
Cockamamy, the definition means ludicrous; implausible. But is this production, part of the Camden Fringe Festival, a true representation of its definition? Once seated, the audience are imm…
John Fowles’ classic novel The Collector is given a new breath of life in this adaption by Mark Healey. With the themes of class, mortality and obsession at the heart of this story, th…
Do not be fooled from the title, you can learn a lot from That's Entertainment. Thelma Ruby, aged 91 performs a one woman show, with minimalist direction and only a piano on stage. The…
Walking out of Camden People's Theatre into the frenzy that is London after spending almost 2 hours in Bridgend leaves you feeling displaced. Capturing the authenticity of this place in Wale…
Heartbeat, currently on a national tour, arrives at the Richmond Theatre to open arms. ITV's iconic television show ran for 18 years and is based on the novels by Nicholas Rhea. It is surpri…
When you eventually find the venue, located near Finsbury Park, it feels as though the circus came to town and was left abandoned in an industrial estate. But this venue successfully manages…
Tucked away off the busy Kings Road is an authentic community theatre which clearly enjoys hosting Stephen Heatley’s original production Heels of Glory. The friendly welcome on arrival…
Marilyn Monroe " or Norma Jeane as she was born – most people already know the classic tale of the orphan turned icon.  Celebrating her ninetieth year, Christopher's Swann's prod…
