Wednesday 15th July was the digital premiere of Platform 4’s 2018 hit Invisible Music. We managed to catch up with creator and artistic director Catherine Church for some insights into…
After three and a half months of lockdown, it has to be said that many things are feeling pretty stale. The good news is, your Spotify playlist doesn’t have to…
As Fred Astaire once famously crooned, there may be trouble ahead. Indeed, you think to yourself, watching the much-loved Nuffield theatre in Southampton going into administration and Frozen closing on…
“We all have an inner bear, and if we can tap into her, she’ll help us to survive.” Grief. Sisterhood. A bear. The team behind sorry did I wake…
Conventional theatres may have gone dark, but digital theatre is brighter than ever – and we’ve been fortunate enough to chat to some of the brilliantly creative people making sure…
HG Wells, infamously known for War of the Worlds, also wrote The Time Machine. Despite being written in the 1800s, both stories are relevant today, and somewhat combined, in Jonathan Holloway’s adaptation for…
Elliot Clay has released a full bootleg of his musical State Of Things for a 90 minute Theatre Fix Live From Here (on Twitter) have started a Live From Home series –…
On what should have been a joyous day, the Barn Theatre have made the decision to close and also face losing £250,000. On the second birthday of the Cirencester based…
This production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar by the UnDisposables brings the premise of the work into the present day, using the backdrop of climate change protests to consider the ideas…
