Antigone, originally performed to the masses in 441 BC, has found a timeless place in the genre of theatre, in various languages, interpretations, and styles. Antigone, Interrupted staged by Scottish […]
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Category: Theatre
I Think We Are Alone – King’s Theatre
I Think We Are Alone has been produced as part of a celebration for the 25th anniversary of noted British physical theatre company, Frantic Assembly, and brings the best of their noted […]
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everywoman – The Bunker
everywoman is built on a strong concept: the implicit gendering of universal human experience. In medieval theatre there is an everyman archetype, a male character who is seen to embody […]
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Trojan Horse – Traverse
Trojan Horse is a play based on a real-life islamophobic scandal. It began with a leaked letter about the government-run ‘Operation Trojan Horse,’ which aimed to closely inspect Muslim governors […]
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I Can Go Anywhere – Traverse
I can go anywhere by Douglas Maxwell is a play inspired by Mod subculture, a 1960s British trend popular to affluent post-war baby boomers, who chose to consciously invest in […]
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Peter Pan Goes Wrong – Festival Theatre
From the second you enter the theatre, the action has begun. Stagehands fumble with electrical cables, persistently ask the audience members for a hammer, gossip about the cast members and […]
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