11 stories by "Tamar Saphra"
Looking at the Incoming Festival line up, you'll no doubt be inspired by the sheer diversity of emerging artists, performers and theatre-makers selected to present their work at the New Dior…
Derby Theatre is probably the only theatre in the UK situated inside the city's busiest shopping centre. Right there amongst the high-street chains, market stalls, restaurants and daily hubb…
Mike Kenny's spirited adaptation of Siobhan Dowd's novel, Solace of The Road, moves between happiness and hardship with authenticity, wit and a delicacy to be admired. An audience are invite…
Image credit: Max Johns 'One of the reasons I'm a playwright rather than, say, a novelist, is because I love connecting with a live audience in shared space' explains Bea Roberts, Devon-born…
Jessica Burgess's play is about a naked photograph. It's about a teenage blunder and an unrelenting consequence. When dropped into the immeasurable and inexorable hands of the internet, a mo…
Cyphers's adaptation of Great Expectations is an intimate storytelling experience, recounting Charles Dickens's famous novel in what promises to be ’30 Years Of Memories. 90 Minutes Of…
Live arts company The Artful Badger presents this entrancing hour of wild dance and play, performed in one of London's most exhilarating venues. If you've not experienced The Vaults before, …
It's Violet Fox's birthday over and over again; there's balloons, party bags, musical chairs and Spice Girls is ringing out through the auditorium. The icing on the cake? Multitudinous rendi…
This revival is absolutely bursting with glorious energy and vitality " if every show put as much oomph into their work as the cast and crew of Lionboy, London theatre would be an entirely d…
Jeff James's contemporary re-working of Sophocles's Philoctetes was as aesthetically refreshing as it was pungent (quite literally). With its stark white lighting, electric heater and clinic…
Anna Jordan's London-anchored tragedy moves its audience from laugh to gasp with tantalising delicacy and the playwright's wide-angled lens leaves it up to the individual as to where the pla…