Harry is studying BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre Arts at the University of Birmingham. He is a theatre director, and his work can be followed here: https://harrytennison.wordpress.com/
The adaptation of Lisa Genova’s novel, by Christine Mary Dunford, is an Ibsen play. Its central figure, Alice, begins to forget things. She finds hers...
The six wives of Henry VIII have formed a girl band, driven by the injustices served by their royal husbands. They take us through their marriages, di...
Khaled Hosseini’s novel rightfully received widespread acclaim, spending two years as a New York Times bestseller, selling over seven million copies i...
It’s a lovely sight to have two things missing from theatre: regional voices and deaf actors centre stage. It’s a testament to the attitudes of tourin...
Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti’s new play is thought provoking, an open door into the living room of a family who are both simultaneously haunted by their past ...
Dodie Smith’s novel is probably recognised by most from its Disney film adaptation. Nonetheless, the image of 101 black and white spotted dogs is one ...
From the creators of Nativity, the hit Christmas film starring Martin Freeman, comes their musical adaptation. I come from the unique position of havi...
Following last June’s Brexit vote, political theatre has taken a trajectory towards telling the stories of ‘real people’. In the National Theatre’s My...
Breach Theatre’s Tank continues its tour of the UK, stopping in Birmingham. It blends a unique style of narration with a combination of multimedia to ...
Tommy is the jukebox musical from The Who’s concept album of the same name. It started its life in 1993 on Broadway, and has developed a number of tim...
