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 solely audible escapism. Discussing the piece with two of the four co-artistic directors, who are based at the University of Leeds, Arathi […]Read More
Alice Hiley interviews three members of Gondal Theatre Company, who are putting on The Glass Bell this November at the University of Leeds.Read More
Maddy Raven reviews [email protected]'s Sounds Of The Labyrinth, an audio play produced by a group of undergraduate students at University of Leeds.Read More
Adapted for radio in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Maleficarum is an hour-long play devised by final-year Theatre & Performance undergraduates at the University of Leeds. The production takes full advantage of its new medium, boldly conveying a unique, yet timeless, message through a deft knitting together of historical evidence and creative storytelling. The premise […]Read More
Ponder Theatre’s fifty-minute production of Listen, You Can Hear The Sound Of No Hands Clapping is written and directed by Melanie Noa Jehan, who devised her script by adapting John Milton’s Paradise Lost into an “avant-garde history play”. The piece follows six era-defining historical figures, such as Homer and Katherine Parr, who explore well-known works […]Read More
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