Submitted by Amie Taylor on 5 January, 2016 - 00:00
Rosie Wilby has toured her series of solo shows exploring the themes of sex and relationship, and her new work in progress ‘The Conscious Uncoupling’ will be showing at The Black Box Festival (Etcetera Theatre) later this month.
Join New International Encounter and Phileas Fogg on his famous adventure around the world. The Stables always manage to offer something a little bit different at Christmas.
The actors’ enthusiasm for the show is infectious and the night is great fun. The crowded house thoroughly enjoyed the performance. If you can get a ticket, go see.
A fascinating play about the Bronte family, ripe with feminism and tragedy, deftly realised by Steph Weller in an amateur production by Progress Theatre.
Submitted by Dale Neuringer on 17 December, 2015 - 00:00
'Portrait', a one woman show written and performed by Rachael Ofori as part of the Radar new writing festival put on at the Bush Theatre, is a tour-de-force piece, worth seeing for it's humorous yet arch observations on diverse lived experiences of race.
One hundred women took part in our survey aimed at female entrepreneurs in the arts run as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week. The results of the Thames Valley Arts and Business Collision survey in partnership with Female Arts, are in.
In the last few years, you'd be forgiven for thinking there is a new theatrical phenomenon kicking off across London -the adult panto. All the frivolous, anarchic fun you remember from your childhood but, well, a bit ruder.
Submitted by Guest Writer on 13 September, 2017 - 11:26
Guest feature by Luke Davies, director of Constance and Eva, running 17-27 September at The Bread & Roses Theatre. A play about two revolutionary sisters written out of history, Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth.
A new play at The Bread & Roses about two revolutionary women, forgotten by history, who battled imperialism, fought for women's rights, and sought to redefine gender and sexuality.
