Elizabeth Sorrell

Madeleine Farnhill and Helen Denning have been close friends since they met through SUTCo (Sheffield University Theatre Company). When the pandemic struck, both needed a project to occupy themselves during l […]

Last week, the Universal Pictures Content Group filmed The London Dominion’s The Prince of Egypt.

Directed by Brett Sullivan and produced by Dione Orrom, the live recording will be released at a later d […]

This film is being screened as part of the 2021 BFI London Film Festival and you can find all of our coverage of the festival here.

A dark tale of ghostly grief set in rural Ireland, Shepherd calls upon […]

Parkour theatre company Justice in Motion will be showcasing their latest show, On Edge, on Ken Aston Square on 16 October.

On Edge seeks to highlight the prominence of modern slavery in the construction […]

Dirty Little Secrets

I didn’t even know that female masturbation was on the table until I was well into my teens. We were all aware of male masturbation by secondary school but female masturbation remained […]

Anna Zaytseva’s #Blue_Whale is a terrifying glimpse into the violent and manipulative world of online ‘suicide challenges.’ It is a surprisingly informative watch about the inner workings of the challenge and the […]

★★★★✰

When it comes to vampire movies, it seems increasingly difficult to subvert this trope in an original way. In a post-Twilight era, we seem to have had our fill of bloodsuckers and creatures of the night […]

If you could read a book that someone else has written about your life, would you? For the world-renowned lead singer of a legendary rock band, reading his biography is a menacing experience. Gutter Street […]

Irish Rep’s Ghosting is a supernatural play with horrifyingly grounded subjects such as family, grief, and the age-old urban vs. rural trope. Although we are in an undeniably modern time, I couldn’t help but n […]

*Spoilers for The Manningtree Witches by A.K. Blakemore are in this interview*

There is no shortage of witch trial books, films, and plays in this day and age. However, A.K. Blakemore’s debut novel, The […]

The government has published the findings from the first phase of the Events Research Programme after legal action from high-profile theatre and live music producers.

The Events Research Programme (ERP) […]

You don’t often see a clown admit that they’re as lonely and miserable as everyone else. An overwhelmingly simple performance that leaves you giggling like a child, Meg and Joe Are Trying To Connect offers […]

What does theatre give to us in the mind of a theatre critic? I had the privilege of chatting with Thom Dibdin in the hope that he would shed some light on this age-old question. Dibdin is the owner and […]

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has announced plans for reopening this summer with the opening of a new outdoor venue in Stratford-Upon-Avon, The Lydia & Manfred Gorvy Garden Theatre.

The Garden Theatre […]

Callum Holgate, a third-year English student, has built an audience on social media, following the footsteps of digitally savvy poets such as Rupi Kaur and Brian Bilston. Holgate’s new poetry collection, Boys […]

Content warning: this review of You Will See Everything contains mention of death and grief.

Accessibility Only Adds

I often wish that people paid more attention to youth-led theatre, and You Will See […]

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has appointed five new trustees as part of a recruitment campaign focused on improving diversity among the current RSC board members. 

The new trustees are Andrew Miller, […]

Leeds-based theatre company Hitcher Encounters will soon be treating us to a brand-new, immersive production from the comfort of our own home. This project, We’re All Strangers Here, invites us to indulge in s […]

Theatre is a space that holds old chestnuts under new flames. There is a myriad of plays that explore what it is to love someone, to be loved, to be alive, so how do we make fresh material to answer the same […]