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/
Am I Dead Yet begins suddenly, with a catastrophically loud guitar riff jumping the audience into silence. Before we’ve quite recovered, Chris Thorpe ...
From the offset, you never feel quite onside with Ringham as she starts to share her story of her break up with her ex-boyfriend. She makes us titter ...
One Love is billed as ‘The Bob Marley Musical’, and that it certainly was. The musical followed the reggae stars rise from emerging artist to global i...
In 2014, playwright Jane Upton read about an 18 year old girl who was grooming other girls to be a part of a sex ring run by older men. It was this ev...
Love was supposed to be in the air this Valentine’s Day at the Curve in Leicester for their new production of The Wedding Singer. Based on the Adam Sa...
Alexander Zeldin’s latest devised play is simply about existence in temporary housing at Christmas time for four different groups. Except, it isn’t th...
Bones is Peter Straughan’s dark comedy concerning the convenient appearance of Reggie Kray upon a 1960s Gateshead porn cinema, financially doomed and ...
Psyche is the most beautiful girl, who Cupid is sent to extract revenge upon by his mother, Venus. The pair fall in love, but are overcome with severa...
Christmas comes early to the 3 Bugs Fringe Theatre's production of Rules for Living, directed by William Jackson. Sam Holcroft's play is a farcical di...
