Reviews
Review: Squad Goals, Dagenham and Redbridge FC
Star Players: Rosemary Waugh writes on a site-specific show celebrating the 'mud-splattered-flood-lit revolution' that is women's football.
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Features
People are theatre’s biggest asset; it’s time to start valuing them
As the UK's leaders use the language of business to justify further devastation to theatre, Alice Saville argues that they're looking for value in the wrong places.
26 September
Features
An Open Verdict
Should cases be tried in theatres? Natasha Tripney asks lawyers and theatremakers for their views on the Lowry's role as a temporary courtroom.
25 September
Reviews
Review: Faith Healer, Old Vic: In Camera
"You must awake your faith": Hannah Greenstreet writes on the Old Vic's livestreamed production of Faith Healer with Michael Sheen.
20 September
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Reviews
Review: User Not Found by Dante or Die
Digital shadows: Wambui Hardcastle encounters a video podcast about online afterlives that you can watch on your mobile phone.
18 September
Reviews
Review: Credit, Alphabetti Theatre
Out of credit: Tracey Sinclair reviews a livestream of Laura Lindow's new play, an 'urban fable' about the impact of the rollout of Universal Credit in the North East.
17 September
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Features
Ava Wong Davies
Rediscovering London, with headphones
As the crowds trickle back into central London, Ava Wong Davies embarks on two headphone-led encounters with the city.
J N Benjamin
Rachel Nwokoro: “The thing that the arts industry doesn’t do for disabled people is create space and time.”
“We need to imagine the impossible”: after her nomination for a Stage Debut Award, Rachel Nwokoro talks disability and social change.
Exeunt Staff
We’re taking a little break
...so we can rest, recuperate, and make plans on how to come back stronger.
Francesca Peschier and Alice Saville
How to go to the Edinburgh Fringe Without Leaving Your House
The fringe is (mostly) cancelled - so here are some highly creative tips on how to recreate the magic, without leaving your home.
Reviews
Review: Letters at Gate Theatre/ Zoom
Rain, sun, cloud: Lily Levinson reviews a letter-based performance that revisits the blurry days of lockdown.
16 September
Reviews
Review: Sleepless – A Musical Romance at Troubadour Theatre
Two Nora Ephron fans discuss the rain and romance of Sleepless, the first indoor musical since March.
9 September
Reviews
Review: Every Time a Bell Rings at Park Bench Theatre, York
Louise Jones reviews an outdoor monologue with a soundtrack that chimes with its themes of grief and spirituality.
9 September
Reviews
Redux Review: Call It A Day/Crack of Dawn by Greg Wohead
Give it time: Ben Kulvichit writes on how durational performances are perfectly suited to the present moment.
24 August
More Features
10 August
Poppy Burton-Morgan
The blurred boundaries of lockdown working
Poppy Burton-Morgan writes on why working from home makes it extra-important to learn how to close the door.
8 August
Maddy Costa
WTF Next
Maddy Costa reflects on the conversations started by WTF Next, an online meeting place to discuss the future of theatre.
7 August
Alice Saville
NT at Home: An Incomplete Diary
Alice Saville writes on surviving through lockdown, and learning to love livestreamed theatre.
4 August
Shit Theatre
10 Years of Sh!t
Sh!t Theatre celebrate their fringe anniversary (and unexpected year off) with this whistletop tour of ten years of not getting paid in the rain.
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