320 stories by "Rosemary Waugh"
Weirder than Westminster: Rosemary Waugh reviews Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory's modern Molière.
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Will, Barney and I: Rosemary Waugh and her imaginary friends enjoy a day out in Salisbury.
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Tom Morris' Bristol Proms were created with the aim of making classical music accessible. As the director's semi-staged production of Handel's Messiah
If Gary Owen's new play Killology shares one thing in common with his acclaimed Iphigenia in Splott, it is a fierce compassion
After the runaway success of Iphigenia in Splott, Rachel O'Riordan is directing Gary Owen's new play Killology. She talks about her work as artistic director of the Sherman, and how theatre …
Seanmhair is the Scots Gaelic word for grandmother, and it is the innate maternal knowledge of this figure that proves pivotal in
Junkyard is not your usual musical. A character threatens to put another's "dick in a jar" and there are songs about blowjobs
Language is important in Plastic. The play by Marius von Mayenburg, making its UK premiere as part of the Ustinov Studio's German
Insane Root Theatre's production of Orpheus and Eurydice is more demanding of its audience than most. To watch the show, ticket holders
As Roundelay opens at the Southwark Playhouse, playwright Sonja Linden talks to Rosemary Waugh about why sex and relationships involving older people are rarely discussed.
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Pam thinks her neighbours are "dodgy", so she installs spy cameras in their homes. Fish Eye, Daniel Jamieson's new play for Theatre
Ruth Ellis was the last woman to be executed in Britain. Sinners Club by Lucy Rivers is immersive gig theatre where the
Director Memet Ali Alabora and playwright Meltem Arikan's last show together for Be Aware Productions, Mi Minor, was accused by Turkish government
David Hasselhoff debuted his Captain 'Hoff the Hook' in 2010 at the New Wimbledon Theatre. Since then, he's performed the role in
"Wave! Wave! Wave!" Audience interaction in Francois Pandolfo's Looking Through Glass is not just encouraged but positively commanded. Devised by Difficult Stage,
For this Christmas show for the under-sevens, the Bristol Old Vic team up with the Wardrobe Ensemble " the company that previously
Flamingos mate for life, we're told in Cinderella: A Fairytale. That's not the only element of longevity to this foot-stomping, uplifting Christmas
In a theatre season characterised by flash and razzamatazz, the Sherman Theatre is presenting a stage adaptation of Mary Norton's The Borrowers.
Alice Childress was the first African-American woman to win an Obie Award. Trouble in Mind, for which she received the award, is
"There's a general perception you lack visibility," is the reason given to Sophie (Gwenllian Higginson) when she's made redundant from her job.
