My interests in theatre are wide and varied, although I have perhaps the most experience with Classical tragedians and comedians having spent a good deal of my time at school and as an undergrad studying them. Beckett is another favourite for his bleak humour and linguistic mischief. Currently I live in London, work on writing projects and other odds and ends and have been published as a co-author on a children’s history book.
In her latest adaption of Chekhov, Anya Reiss has relocated Uncle Vanya to a rusted, corrugated iron farmhouse in 21st century Yorkshire. While Reiss ...
When the Greeks portrayed the ancient stories of the Trojan War and its endless consequences on the lives of the heroes and villains involved, they we...
One of the canonical plays of Ancient Greek tragedy, Medea tells the story of the eponymous barbarian witch-princess who finds her life torn apart as ...
Oedipus Retold is a back-to-back performance of an adaption by Jeremy Kingston of the classic Greek tragedy, Sophocles' Oedipus Tyrannos, followed by ...
In a dank, Birmingham basement, two hitmen, Ben and Gus, wait with ever increasing boredom, frustration and anxiety for orders of their next job. Afte...
Having returned from a successful stint at the Edinburgh Fringe, Mark Chavez and Shenoah Allen now bring their energetic concoction of absurd, unpredi...
On a bleak, Norwegian night a young artist, Osvald Alving (Mark Quartley,) returns, broken, to his mother from Europe. He is diseased in both body and...
Award winning television writer and playwright Richard Harris' new work depicts the ups and downs of the life of Liza Minnelli, through turbulent marr...
