Did Quarantine Kill the Theatre Critic?
In this long-read, Robert Wallace speaks to a variety of critics to explore where theatre criticism has been, where it is, and where it is going next. Continue reading Did Quarantine Kill the Theatre Critic?
Category: Features
“It’s like a musical Black Mirror about The Social Dilemma” – Forristal and Clarke on their new verbatim musical Public Domain
Live streaming from Southwark Playhouse this weekend, Robert Wallace chats to Forristal and Clarke about their new online musical, Public Domain. Continue reading “It’s like a musical Black Mirror about The Social Dilemma” – Forristal and Clarke on their new verbatim musical Public Domain
“It was electric. It was RENT like we’d never experienced it before.” – Joseph Houston on the rollercoaster story of Hope Mill’s RENT
Robert Wallace speaks to Joseph Houston, co-founder and Artistic Director of Manchester’s Hope Mill Theatre, as their revival of RENT goes digital. Continue reading “It was electric. It was RENT like we’d never experienced it before.” – Joseph Houston on the rollercoaster story of Hope Mill’s RENT
“You’re not alone in feeling weird, sad, happy, anxious, or anything else” – RashDash on their verbatim lockdown album: Don’t Go Back to Sleep
Robert Wallace talks to RashDash’s Becky Wilkie about the conception, creation and release of their verbatim concept record, Don’t Go Back to Sleep: The Lockdown Album. Continue reading “You’re not alone in feeling weird, sad, happy, anxious, or anything else” – RashDash on their verbatim lockdown album: Don’t Go Back to Sleep
Live After Lockdown: Theatre Returns to the Capital
After a six month hiatus, TheatreGB’s Robert Wallace discusses the return of live theatre, with visits to Jesus Christ Superstar, Beat the Devil and Sleepless. Continue reading Live After Lockdown: Theatre Returns to the Capital
“I wanted it to feel like a cultural snapshot of our theatrical moment” – Bertie Carvel on the Lockdown Theatre Festival
Robert Wallace speaks to Bertie Carvel, creator of the Lockdown Theatre Festival, broadcasting this weekend on BBC Radio 3 and 4. Continue reading “I wanted it to feel like a cultural snapshot of our theatrical moment” – Bertie Carvel on the Lockdown Theatre Festival
THE RUMOUR MILL: Musicals With an Eye on the West End
Creators and producers have this week shared (or let slip) plans for their musicals to arrive in London. Read more to find out what might be on the way to the capital. Continue reading THE RUMOUR MILL: Musicals With an Eye on the West End
Why 2019 Will Be the Year of Arthur Miller
2019 looks to be a vintage year for American playwright Arthur Miller. TheatreGB look at the revivals coming up this year in London. Continue reading Why 2019 Will Be the Year of Arthur Miller
In Focus: The South Bank Theatre Scene
TheatreGB shows you the theatres, the unmissable productions, and the ways you can save money South of the Thames. Continue reading In Focus: The South Bank Theatre Scene
On Stage: Theatre to Commemorate WWI
TheatreGB looks at productions, this week, marking the centenary of World War One. Continue reading On Stage: Theatre to Commemorate WWI
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