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Tracey Sinclair


Tracey Sinclair

Tracey Sinclair is a freelance editor and writer, a published author and performed playwright. She writes for a number of print and online magazines and most recently has focused on the Dark Dates series of books, including A Vampire in Edinburgh. You can follow her on Twitter under the profoundly misleading name @thriftygal


Articles by Tracey Sinclair


Review: 10 Things To Do in a Small Cumbrian Town at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle
26 November 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: 10 Things To Do in a Small Cumbrian Town at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle

23 November - 11 December
By Tracey Sinclair

Home alone: Tracey Sinclair reviews Hannah Sowerby’s one-woman comedy with shades of Alan Bennett and Victoria Wood.


Review: Braids and Cheer Up Slug at Live Theatre, Newcastle
14 October 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: Braids and Cheer Up Slug at Live Theatre, Newcastle

7-23 October
By Tracey Sinclair

Bildungsroman: Tracey Sinclair reviews a double bill of North Eastern coming of age stories.


Review: Newcastle Fringe Festival at Alphabetti Theatre
7 August 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: Newcastle Fringe Festival at Alphabetti Theatre

27th July - 7th August
By Tracey Sinclair

‘An eclectic programme’: Tracey Sinclair samples Newcastle Fringe Festival’s offerings, from a performance inside a taxi to aquatic sound art.


Review: These Hills Are Ours at ARC, Stockton
8 July 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: These Hills Are Ours at ARC, Stockton

6-7 July, then touring
By Tracey Sinclair

The lay of the land: Tracey Sinclair reviews Daniel Bye and Boff Whalley’s ode to hill running and the Kinder Scout mass trespass.


Review: AWARE at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle
28 May 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: AWARE at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle

25 May - 5 June
By Tracey Sinclair

‘Defiant optimism’: Tracey Sinclair reviews a trio of films installed at Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre centring neurodivergent artists.


Review: Listen In at Alphabetti Theatre
7 May 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: Listen In at Alphabetti Theatre

By Tracey Sinclair

An empty space: Tracey Sinclair reviews a triptych of audio works responding to the physical space of Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre.


Review: Distance Remaining at Macrobert Arts Centre (online)
15 April 2021
Reviews • National

Review: Distance Remaining at Macrobert Arts Centre (online)

14 April - 9 May
By Tracey Sinclair

New horizons: Tracey Sinclair reviews a trilogy of quest-themed short plays by Stewart Melton.


Review: Earwig at Tron Theatre, Glasgow (online)
12 February 2021
Reviews • Glasgow • National

Review: Earwig at Tron Theatre, Glasgow (online)

27 January - 10 March
By Tracey Sinclair

Theatre for the cochlea: Tracey Sinclair reviews a varied set of audio-plays produced by sound designer Danny Krass.


Review: Bubble at Nottingham Playhouse
26 October 2020
Reviews • National • Nottingham

Review: Bubble at Nottingham Playhouse

23-24 October
By Tracey Sinclair

Lockdown retrospective: Tracey Sinclair reviews James Graham’s play which surveys the summer lockdown through the eyes of a new relationship.


Review: 10 Minutes to…Call Home, Live Theatre (online)
11 October 2020
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: 10 Minutes to…Call Home, Live Theatre (online)

By Tracey Sinclair

Home from home: Tracey Sinclair writes on an ‘eclectic but entertaining’ selection of ten-minute dramas by emerging writers.


Review: Credit, Alphabetti Theatre
17 September 2020
Reviews • National

Review: Credit, Alphabetti Theatre

By Tracey Sinclair

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.


Football Chants for Theatre
11 July 2020
Features

Football Chants for Theatre

By Tracey Sinclair

“Where are you hiding, Ollie Dowden?” – Tracey Sinclair attempts to unite the warring spheres of football and theatre with some chants to yell from the stalls.


Review: GIFT Festival
5 May 2020
Reviews

Review: GIFT Festival

By Tracey Sinclair

A digital invitation: Tracey Sinclair overcomes her livestream scepticism at Gateshead’s teeming, welcoming online festival of live art.


Imaginary Reviews: All These Castles, Rendered New
14 April 2020
Reviews • Imaginary Reviews

Imaginary Reviews: All These Castles, Rendered New

By Tracey Sinclair

“It feels conspiratorial, as illicit as an affair”: A new series commissioned by Greyscale begins with Tracey Sinclair’s imaginative jaunt across Newcastle.


Review: Elevator Festival, Live Theatre
17 March 2020
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: Elevator Festival, Live Theatre

11-21 March
By Tracey Sinclair

Seeds for the future: Tracey Sinclair writes on Live Theatre’s showcase of developing work from emerging makers from the North East and beyond.


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