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Tag: theatre

Live Review – Scottee: Class

Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh, 14-18/8 and 21-25/8 The Fringe – and theatre generally – has a class problem. 42% of British … More

amy shimmin, classism, Edinburgh Fringe, live review, theatre

Live Review – Trips and Falls

theSpace @ Niddry Street, Dir. Aimée Buchanan, 2nd-17th August  This year’s Fringe show from STaG follows two sisters, determined to … More

Edinburgh Fringe, eleanor fletcher, live, STaG, theatre

Live Review – Trips and Falls

theSpace @ Niddry Street, Dir. Aimée Buchanan, 2nd-17th August  This year’s Fringe show from STaG follows two sisters, determined to … More

Edinburgh Fringe, eleanor fletcher, live, STaG, theatre

The Dynamics of Staging

The staging of a production is an important part of any play. Be it a traditional proscenium arch, thrust or … More

arts and culture, Arts Feature, feature, Kelly Macarthur, staging, theatre

The Dynamics of Staging

The staging of a production is an important part of any play. Be it a traditional proscenium arch, thrust or … More

arts and culture, feature, Kelly Macarthur, staging, theatre

Can Theatre Ever Be Apolitical?

In short – no. The act of creating and performing a piece of theatre will always be a political act. … More

issue 139, kirsten mcpake, politics, theatre

Arts Review: The Crucible

Dir. Douglas Rintoul, Theatre Royal, 12th – 17th June It’s common knowledge that Arthur Miller’s The Crucible was intended to … More

arts and culture, rachel walker, the crucible, theatre, theatre royal

Arts review: The Rise and Inevitable Fall of Lucas Petit

Dir. Andy McGregor, the Tron, 12th – 15th October When a play starts with two delusional tramps, aka God (Darren … More

arts and culture, glasgow university, isabelle ribe, Rise and Fall of Lucas Petit, theatre, tron, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Save + Quit – Edinburgh Fringe

Hairpin Productions, Assembly George Square Studios (Venue 17), 19 – 21 and 23 – 29 August 2016 I was wandering … More

arts and culture, assembly george square studios, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Fringe, glasgow university, hairpin productions, isabelle ribe, theatre, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Leaf by Niggle

Puppet State (dir. Andy Cannon), Tron theatre, 29 – 30th April One of J. R. R. Tolkien’s lesser-known works, Leaf … More

arts and culture, Edinburgh Fringe, glasgow university, J R R Tolkien, Jimmy Donaghy, Leaf by Niggle, Puppet State, theatre, tron theatre, University of Glasgow

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