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INTERVIEW | Director Liam Steel Talks Reinventing Peter Pan for Birmingham this Christmas

After the success of his production of The Wizard of Oz at the Birmingham Rep last Christmas, Liam Steel returns to direct a thrilling re-imagining of Peter Pan this festive…

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INTERVIEW | Director Jonathan O’Boyle on The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit

This Christmas, the Hope Mill Theatre are staging a musical sequel to the much treasured festive tale A Christmas Carol. The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit tells the story of…

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5 min

INTERVIEW | Hannah Khalil on her new play ‘A Museum in Baghdad’ at the RSC

Hannah Khalil brings her new play, A Museum in Baghdad, to the RSC’s Swan Theatre. She has written this play to explore history, challenge stereotypes and look at what it…

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INSIDE | Cinderella at Cadogan Hall with Zoe Rainey and Jodie Jacobs

Rogers and Hammerstein’s iconic score of the classic fairytale Cinderella is being brought to life at Cadogan Hall this autumn. After the huge success of Take Two Theatricals previous concerts…

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INTERVIEW | Dada Masilo on Empowering Women with her new Interpretation of Giselle

South African choreographer Dada Masilo is bringing a fierce and powerful interpretation of Giselle to the UK this autumn. It’s the classic story we all know and love with a…

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5 min

INTERVIEW | Anthony Ofoegbu Talks Black Masculinity & Mental Health in Barber Shop Chronicles

The Barber Shop Chronicles is a revolutionary piece of theatre. After two sell-out runs at The National Theatre and a world tour, it’s finally coming to the regions. I spoke…

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INTERVIEW | Rosie Sheehy on the RSC’s King John & why it Parallels our World Today

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s latest venture is Shakespeare’s rarely performed play King John – their new production has modern resonance to the world we live in today. Rosie Sheehy is…

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INTERVIEW | Harriet Thorpe on Friendships, Relationships & Human Nature in the Hope Mill Theatre’s ‘Mame’

This autumn, the Hope Mill Theatre are taking on their biggest challenge yet – the 1966 musical Mame. It’s an iconic production that hasn’t been performed since 1969 about a…

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