Reviews
Review: The Half God of Rainfall at Birmingham REP
Improbable feats: Ben Kulvichit writes on heroes and villains in Inua Ellams' new play, which fuses Greek and Yoruba mythology.
20 April
Features
Dialogue: The things that make you fall back in love with theatre
Exeunt writers talk about the shifting emotional landscape of their relationship with theatre, and explore what it's like to fall in, and out, of love.
15 April
Reviews
Review: Sweet Charity at Donmar Warehouse
Give 'em the old razzle dazzle: Sally Hales writes on an all-out (but subtly icky) staging of the musical classic.
20 April
Reviews
Review: Bicycles and Fish at Northern Stage, Newcastle
'Sharpness and spikiness': Tracey Sinclair reviews Katie Arnstein's nostalgia-laced debut show about a feminist coming-of-age.
18 April
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Reviews
Review: Three Sisters at Almeida Theatre
'The kind of beauty that leaves you feeling a little hopeless': Rosemary Waugh reviews Rebecca Frecknall's production of Three Sisters.
18 April
Reviews
Review: Tumulus at Soho Theatre
Christopher Adam's new play Tumulus is 'swift, stomach-dropping swoop into noir' investigating chemsex culture, writes Frey Kwa Hawking.
18 April
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Features
Maddy Costa
Dialogue Theatre Club
Maddy Costa writes on the community-building, conversation-starting power of Theatre Clubs, which make space for audiences to discuss the work they've seen.
Jen Malarkey and Lee Mattinson
Encounter: “Eventually everything just gets pulled into our world”
Jen Malarkey and Lee Mattinson make surreal and unsettling performance together. Here, they talk about grief, working with kids, and their new show 'The Kids Are Alright'.
Alice Saville
Integrated Access: Making shows for plural audiences
"To make one homogenous show is, to me, increasingly nonsensical": Rachel Bagshaw and Tamar Saphra talk about making work which actively includes disabled and non-disabled audiences.
Poppy Burton-Morgan
Queer-positive messaging in family theatre
As debates erupt over LGBT+ education in schools, Poppy Burton-Morgan writes on the power of family theatre to create new role models.
Reviews
Review: Kingdom at HOME, Manchester
Ambiguous advertising: James Varney asks what Señor Serrano's banana-filled multimedia production is selling, and paying for.
16 April
Reviews
Review: Acts of Resistance at Bristol Old Vic
The path of most resistance: Lilith Wozniak reviews a multi-stranded project from Headlong, made with four communities from across the UK.
16 April
Reviews
Review: West Side Story at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
Someday, somewhere: Catherine Love on what Sarah Frankcom's fresh, stark revival of West Side Story has to say about the world the young inherit.
16 April
Reviews
Review: Tensile Strength (or How To Survive at Your Wit’s End) at York Theatre Royal
'Life's metaphorical bucket': Louise Jones reviews Holly Gallagher's solo storytelling show about the three Millennials under stress.
15 April
More Features
28 March
Maddy Costa
Idols and Superstitions – A Conversation Between Jamal Gerald and Maddy Costa
Eavesdrop on Jamal Gerald and Maddy Costa's conversation about spirituality, their working relationship and his new show 'Idol'.
25 March
Hannah Greenstreet
An Emilia Dialogue
As Emilia hits the West End, Hannah Greenstreet and Amy Borsuk discuss its metatheatricality, its Jewish parallels, its role as feminist historical fiction, and more.
20 March
Alice Saville
The Color Purple; who gets to play gay?
Alice Saville writes on what 'The Color Purple' casting controversy says about theatre producers' attitudes towards queer actors, and queer audiences.
19 March
Francesca Peschier
The Extraordinary Bodies of Aerial Circus
"So how do we talk about the flying body, this body in space?": Francesca Peschier interviews two female circus artists about objectification, challenging beauty norms, and soaring through the air.
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