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Margaux Emmanuel explores the notion of “performativity” in the context of theatre being used as a tool for environmental activism.
Alex Clark explores the various film adaptations of Shakespeare’s Macbeth in an attempt to find out why plays so often struggle to be successfully translated onto screen.
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Co-director Gregory Miller promotes ‘Shelved’. ‘Shelved’ airs at 8pm on the 24th March at ADC Online.
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Columnist Katie Ashmore-Marsh has a good time reviewing A Blown Job, finding that the musical does an impressive job to evade lockdown limitations.
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Writer-director Ella Palmer gives us a preview of her spoof podcast, Knickers and Gnome Are On the Case, premiering on Spotify and Apple Podcasts on Friday 5th March.
Columnist Gregory Miller writes in defence of pantomime.
Emma Robinson reminisces on her unconventional introduction to self-love, body positivity and sexual liberation.
Columnist Margaux Emmanuel discusses the inherently complex nature of translating theatre.
Columnist Stanley Lawson discusses the importance of formative experiences with theatre in high school.
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Emma Robinson reviews the recent Fletcher Players production of Alice Birch’s BLANK.
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Writer-director Jonathan Powell promotes his upcoming ADC Online radio play, The Backwards People. Broadcasting at 8pm on February 3rd.
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Margaux Emmanuel reviews Lazarus, David Bowie’s last project.
A Socially Distanced Panto Themed Adventure by Al Lockhart-Morley
Helen Turner-Smyth speaks to Anna Trowby about her new play
The CUADC Committee explore what the Cambridge theatre scene has to offer in the term ahead
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Creative director and company director Luis Almonacid describes his team’s journey in adapting Caryl Churchill’s play for a world in lockdown and beyond
‘Bread is not just a theatre group. It is a movement.’
In this love letter to the Corpus Playroom, Ella Gold describes how her affinity for this particular venue was born
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Director Ella Gold discusses her upcoming production of Plath’s Three Women, ‘the perfect play for an isolated world’.
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Writer and director Ella Palmer reveals how vlogging meets mythology in this drama-filled online spectacle
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Musicals deserve the same respect we give to plays, argues Georgia Rawlins
A curated pick of the best streamed theatre from Cambridge and beyond from section editors Alice Byrne and Amber De Ruyt
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Emily Moss looks at streamed theatre as an access breakthrough
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