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If you told me that the complete story of The Great Gatsby could be told in an hour and forty minutes with only 2 people working in a small studio with red cups for props, a sofa for seating and a couple of flats for set, I’d tell you it was madness, that it couldn’t possibly be done, you must be off your rocker! But this production is breathtaking!

Ubu Roix is a perfect example of Theatre of the Absurd. It was written in the late 1800s to challenge the cultural standards and conventions of the era.

A new writing, from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduate Mabel Thomas, spanning a decade of a young girl’s escapades through puberty as she attempts to understand what it is to be empowered as a woman.

As the only live children’s show I could find at the Edinburgh Fringe this year which is catering to kids from age 0+ I booked this primarily for my friend's 9-month-old baby knowing very little about it, and the thing I learnt is that Funbox are an utter delight.

A kingdom overturned, a nation on the brink of destruction, and a Princess on a mission to seek out the mysteries of her ancestory. Having witnessed her parents rule destroyed Princess Gayatri sets out on a journey to preserve her father’s legacy and learn more about the world she will be destined to become a part of.

A one-woman show exploring the realities of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the present-day UK.

A young girl admires a bird perched on her window wondering what his story might be… until he begins to talk.

Finally, in a year of lockdown, the end seems in sight and on day one of the exit plan Step 43,865 Warwick Castle has opened its doors...

Thank God this pandemic happened in the 2020s! Even 10 years ago we didn’t have the same level of technology we do now, where we can communicate through images, text and video to anyone from wherever we are in the world. Such is the beauty of the evolution of the Smartphone!

Oh yes it is! That time of year again, when usually I would be up to my armpits in dame wigs and glitter. Alas with a countrywide lockdown keeping the theatres closed it won’t be the most traditional pantomime season... But never fear! I have been to ask the magic mirror on the wall and she tells me there will be a panto after all!

to replace the traditional programme or playbill Inside Theatre has created an environmentally friendly and educational app where the possibilities are endless. And this is only Step One!

I’m a Theatre Girl. A bonafide Drama Geek. I love it, everything about it. The early arrival, the buzz in the foyer, the glass of wine...

Usually this time of year I have packed up my life into a suitcase and I’m sitting on the floor in a friend’s living room surrounded by...

I know that this blog is primarily about how to apply business skills to your Arts Business, but I will from time to time bring mental health to the forefront of discussion because I think it should be openly discussed and it’s an important conversation.

Theatre has a unique ability to inspire audiences.  It can work particularly well when raising awareness about charitable causes.  ...

Our worlds are becoming increasingly more engulfed by technology. Even the little things we do in life are often governed by our mobile phones.

How a terribly expensive accident became excellent free marketing.