Stephanie Street: Concrete government support is needed to beat coronavirus
At the time of writing, the World Health Organization has just declared that we are in the grip of a pandemic. Newsfeeds
At the time of writing, the World Health Organization has just declared that we are in the grip of a pandemic. Newsfeeds
It has been a sobering month. From Laurence Fox to Andrew Sabisky to the recently published Arts Council England diversity report that
It's a new decade and a new year in more ways than one: I'm writing this on my 43rd birthday, so new
It has been a week of drama. Last Monday marked the start of tech week on my debut directorial venture, with all
BAFTA announced this year it would (finally) recognise the vital and extraordinary work of casting directors at its 2020 ceremony. The move
This column follows on exactly from one I wrote a month ago. When flagging that Act for Change would be holding an
Next month, Act for Change will be holding another public event, our fifth. As I've been speaking to people about it and
This month's column comes with a public service caution: It may contain political themes. I have never felt so concerned for the
This month, I have mainly been overwhelmed by admiration for actors. In the course of auditioning for one play and workshopping another,
Who'd have guessed with all the rain, but summer solstice has been and gone. Which means only one thing for an actor
I was never a fan of the summer term. Even half my life away from the last written tests I took, I
I have been watching the Extinction Rebellion climate protest campaign with fascination. As the days passed and their commitment to the cause
Samuel Beckett would love me right now. For the past few months, I have been the talking, walking embodiment of his adage:
I had the fortune to spend this week in the company of many theatre directors, some established, some at the start of
My six year old is in a deep David Walliams phase. Actually, to be more precise, she is in a deep The
It's that time of year for the round-ups and the best-ofs. We're a nation of list lovers and there's nothing like December
I have been thinking about productivity of late. Notice I say "thinking" about productivity and not actually "being productive" " because in
Last week restored my faith in the gods of casting. In previous editions I have griped about actors not being rightfully appreciated
Another month, another dynamite hashtag orbits the theatre Twittersphere. As delighted as I was to see news of the triumphs of the
I begin this month on Twitter, again. This time, I'm locked in to Tamara Harvey's excellent feed on the perils of being
Having just finished a long job, I am catching up on life and admin. I recently refreshed my Twitter profile so it
I have never been what you would describe as 'down with the kids', so when one of my excellent colleagues on Quiz
I usually dread that conversation. You know the one, usually involving a cab driver or hairdresser, that features the question: "So, you
I write this week from the midst of the thickest of fogs. I'm in previews of Quiz, my first-ever experience in the
I am in the midst of a career first. After 17 years (intermittently) treading the boards, I am delighted to be heading