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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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5 min

INTERVIEW | Steph Parry on ABBA’s new Immersive Theatrical Production ‘Mamma Mia! The Party’

Immersive Theatre is growing rapidly and Mamma Mia! The Party combines top West End stars, iconic ABBA music and delicious Greek food into an extravaganza of an evening. After its…

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INTERVIEW | Jodie Prenger from Annie the Musical for Birmingham Hippodrome

I interviewed the wonderful Jodie Prenger for Birmingham Hippodrome. We chatted all about dream roles, mishaps on stage and playing the iconic role of Miss Hannigan in Annie the Musical.…

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INTERVIEW | Amy-Ellen Richardson on Family Relationships and Self-Discovery in ‘The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole’

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 ¾ is a stage musical based on the well-known young adult novel by Sue Townsend. Taking its rightful place in London’s West…

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INTERVIEW | Will Jackson on Queer Comedy & Human Communication in ‘Yours Sincerely’

What happens when you steal 300 2nd class stamps from the local post office? You begin to write letters, to everyone from ex-boyfriends, to the marketing department of John Lewis,…

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The View Upstairs at the Soho Theatre rehearsal images by Darren Bell

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INTERVIEW | Tyrone Huntley on Friendship, Hope & the LGBTQ+ Community in ‘The View UpStairs’

The View UpStairs is heating up the Soho Theatre this summer with a modern musical inspired by the 1973 arson attack on the vibrant gay bar the UpStairs in New…

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Robin French interview with Amy Stutz about the RSC's Crooked Dances

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INTERVIEW | Robin French Looks at Music in the Digital Age in his new Play ‘Crooked Dances’ at the RSC

Examining music, time and attention in our digital age, Robin French has created a new play that he describes as ‘a little bit magical realist.’ As it tells the story…

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