From women’s eyes this doctrine I derive: All female directorial team at the RSC means big change
Poetry in motion: from page to stage
Don’t say the ‘G’ word! Why gimmicks don’t mean good drama
Review: HYPROV at the Fringe
FEATURE
For the first time in its history, the Royal Shakespeare Company will feature an all-female directing line up, and it’s about time others take note, writes Eve Hodgson
FEATURE
“Absurd adaptations and secret venues alike, all are money-making ploys that serve little purpose other than to get bums on seats.”
REVIEW
A ‘magical’ experience in a beautiful location, Vanessa Braganza recommends the Clare Actors’ performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream 3.5 stars
REVIEW
Vanessa Braganza is awe-struck by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s quintessentially Cantabrigian take on Utopia Limited 5 stars
REVIEW
Holly Mackinlay “could not have been more pleased with this endearing and funny production” 3.5 stars
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“Before the play even started, we were immersed in their world,” writes Helen Jennings, touched by this poignant and “powerful” production 4.5 stars
