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Review: Mademoiselle Julie, The Barbican Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Juliette Binoche stars in this modern-day production of Strindberg’s 19th-century classic. David Havelick is enthralled. […]
Year: 2012
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Review: Sunset Baby, The Gate Theatre ✭✭✭
Treading the line between political meditation and family drama, the production works hard at both and almost succeeds, writes Catherine Love. […]
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Book Review: In-Depth Acting by Dee Cannon – INVALUABLE!
Josh Rochford recommends Dee Cannon’s In-Depth Acting for every stage of your career. […]
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Review: Pirates of Penzance, Kings Head ✭✭
Danielle McNally is underwhelmed by the relentless positivity and exuberance of The Pirates of Penzance at the King’s Head. […]
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Associated Studios Musical Theatre Course
Leading the field in Continued Professional Development (CPD), Associated Studios still have places on their musical theatre course. […]
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Review: I Am A Camera, Southwark Playhouse ✭✭✭✭
Amy Stow reviews I Am A Camera, the inspiration for Cabaret, at Southwark Playhouse and enjoys an engaging, astute production. […]
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Review: The Great Gatsby Musical – Kings Head ✭✭✭
David Richards finds a musical with real potential. […]
Blogs
Blog: Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Prologue
Rhys Jennings first made the arduous trek up to Edinburgh for the International Festival Fringe in 2006. […]
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Review: Curtains, Landor ✭✭✭✭
Danielle McNally finds the Landor once again proves it deserves its burgeoning reputation as London’s premier producing house for musicals. […]
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10 Steps to The Top
Think talent is enough to get you to the top? Think again. Luckily you have all the skills you need to get you there already – you might just need a ten-point plan to realise that. […]