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Showing posts with label Play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Play. Show all posts
Monday, 4 July 2022

Review by Julian Salt of "The Card" by Arnold Bennett, adapted by Deborah McAndrew, with the Claybody Theatre

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My wife and I have just seen a stunning adaptation of Arnold Bennett’s The Card . Claybody Theatre's Deborah McAndrew, writer, and Conra...
Friday, 1 July 2022

Review by Carolyn Ruane of "The Card" by Arnold Bennett, adapted by Deborah McAndrew, with the Claybody Theatre

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I went to the opening night of this new adaptation of Arnold Bennett's novel, The Card , adapted by Deborah McAndrew, with the Claybody ...
Sunday, 20 May 2018

Review by Sandra Pollock of "Something Dark" by Lemn Sissay

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Lemn Sissay's play  Something Dark  is powerful in its ability to allow us to enter directly into the mind and experiences of a chil...
Saturday, 11 February 2017

Review by Beth Gaylard of "Collegiate" by Natalie Beech, Brigitte Adela and Written Foundations Theatre Company

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Collegiate is a production by Written Foundations Theatre Company, a partnership of director Brigitte Adela with playwright Natalie Beec...
Saturday, 14 January 2017

Natalie Beech, interviewed by Sonia Tailor

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Natalie Beech is the Associate Playwright for Written Foundations Theatre Company, with her play Collegiate making its debut at The Br...
Friday, 16 October 2015

Lauren Bird interviews writer and producer Alex Bliss

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Lauren Bird interviews writer and producer Alex Bliss Alex Bliss Alex Bliss is a writer and producer. He is co-director of Or...
Sunday, 4 October 2015

Review by Jo Westwood of the play “More Than A Woman” by Russell Liney performed by LUTheatre

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I confess that although I’ve enjoyed watching Bette Davis on film, I know very little about her, other than her reputation as a bit of a d...
Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Review by Nathalie Gannon of Two Destination Language's "Near Gone" at Embrace Arts, Leicester

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“This is a difficult story to tell,” Katherina Radeva’s clear voice echoes around the darkened room. The set is bare, but for two long ...