37 stories by "Sarah Johnson"
Almost since humans started living in social groupings theatre has been a part of life. The period often cited as
Rural theatre and drive-in theatres in Australia began to decline in the 1970s and 1980s, whilst on the other side
AmDram: Steppingstone, community service, or just simple enjoyment? There are many reasons people join an AmDram (amateur dramatics) group. Perhaps
Last June the European Theatre Convention (ETC) held its first online International Theatre Conference. Like thousands of others have found;
Next time your debating whether the time and money of going to the theatre are worth it, you might want
The Guardian, the BBC and the New York Times are amongst the many media outlets that are questioning whether the
Outdoor productions open doors to new artistic challenges and their inventiveness can create an intimate, informal atmosphere, amazing stage sets
In light of the recent setbacks in Victoria, which was inevitable given the nature of the beast, Australia sits on
There is definitely an argument to be made for live streaming rather than live performances. But will we end up
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate the economic landscape around the world, theatres and production companies are falling like
Almost overnight concert, theatre and music venues were shut down. Those who performed in them were suddenly locked indoors. It's
Ed Patrick mixes medicine and comedy " and is taking a new standup show to Edinburgh. Just don't ask him to choose between themOne of Ed Patrick's biggest fears as a doctor is doing a rectal…
