Time for another Shakespeare in the Park – and thankfully, this time the rain held off! Presented by Chapterhouse Theatre Company, this...

Last night, I went to see Shakespeare in the park, performed by the Oddsocks theatre company, as part of their outdoor summer tour....

Yesterday, ETC went to the theatre for the first time in almost a year and a half. After three long and difficult lockdowns, theatre is...

Some would say it’s a rather recent gimmick, but the rise of ‘celebrities’ in theatre shows has definitely helped to spike ticket sales...

In a year of the arts cancelled left right and centre, there have been some fantastic outreach programmes.

I’m sure we’re all getting sick of the words ‘Covid’ and ‘Lockdown’. But what is the lack of theatre doing to our mental health?

The new government guidance allows for groups of up to 6 people to meet (with loads of sub clauses about bubbles and distance and location a

I thought I would use this post to share my Top 5 most memorable moments of theatre so far - and why I hold them close to my heart. I’m sure

At the moment, the world is a very strange place, with the majority of us confined to our homes for the foreseeable future. In...

Impromptu Shakespeare are a troop of wonderful improvising actors with a love for the Bard.

If you’d have told me that a musical cabaret show of three older women, with a combined age of 185 would sell out Nottinghams Concert Hall..

On Monday, a group of us braved the cold, stormy weather and attended Longpig’s production of “Two”, presented at the Theatre Royal...

2019 is coming to an end, and over the course of 3 blog posts, I will be publishing a series that casts a critical eye of the last year...

2019 is coming to an end, and over the course of 3 blog posts, I will be publishing a series that casts a critical eye of the last year...

2019 is coming to an end, and over the course of 3 blog posts, I will be publishing a series that casts a critical eye of the last year...

The following is an extended version of the article found in the programme for "Constellations". In “Constellations”, we explore the idea...

Acting in “Constellations” (our upcoming show, written by Nick Payne) is not easy. In fact, playing Roland is one of the hardest things...

‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is a notoriously difficult play to put on, especially for an am-dram group. Based on the Commedia dell’arte...

“Hedda Gabler” by Henrik Ibsen is one of my favourite plays, so when I found out that the Lowry were revamping the play as “Hedda...

Many new actors and graduates of drama degree’s will have inevitably scoured the web for acting jobs.