Knocking Down Walls & Uniting Under Conflict With Brickin’ It Theatre Company
Why do we divide during conflict? How does division effect
people? Why haven’t we learned from our past?
These are only three of the questions that Brickin’ It
Theatre Company are trying to tackle in their brand-new production, Sides.
Celebrating thirty years since the fall of the Berlin wall, Sides is set in Berlin during the 1980s, and…
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Original Cast Recordings and Reaching Audiences
The Original Cast Recording, or OCR, is something that has become a staple ingredient to the recipe that produces…
We Need to Talk About Elitism in Theatre
There is a rift within the theatre community and money is the reason.
During my first year of university, I…
A Weekend at the Fringe
You may know the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as having a reputation for attracting hordes of pretentious southern arts students who completely invade the city for a month (probably annoying the local Scots more than Brexit does) to see a wealth of overpriced shows and comedy that will most likely contain some anti-Trump themes and a whole lot of…
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Theatre Review: Listen, You Can Hear The Sound Of No Hands Clapping // Ponder…
Ponder Theatre’s fifty-minute production of Listen, You Can Hear The Sound Of No Hands Clapping is written and…
Obituary: The Giant Who Stole All The Tonys, Harold Prince
No single figure in modern, popular theatre has been associated with the amount of ground-breaking theatrical hits…