Henrik Ibsen – Still As Popular As Ever! An Interview with Author David Irvin On His New Ibsen Book & News On The BBC 4 Ibsen Season

Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian playwright from the 19th century who is still celebrated today not only for his writing and legendary plays but also for being an iconic figure whose influence and impact endure. Ibsen's plays may be from the 1900s, but they remain as relevant and popular as ever, being studied, performed and … Continue reading Henrik Ibsen – Still As Popular As Ever! An Interview with Author David Irvin On His New Ibsen Book & News On The BBC 4 Ibsen Season

Theatre News: Pentabus Presents…ArtFlicks – New British Writing, Free to Watch on TikTok!

Pentabus Theatre are a theatre company who I have previously featured on this website, reviewing their play-turned-short film The Silence and the Noise, and the play Driftwood. Both of these plays were online for audiences to watch for free; not only did this promote new British talent - something which I believe we can never … Continue reading Theatre News: Pentabus Presents…ArtFlicks – New British Writing, Free to Watch on TikTok!

I had Brunch with Cassandra Clare! | Sword Catcher Brunch Event

I have been very lucky in my years of writing to have gotten some fantastic opportunities; getting to see many a theatre shows, having access to some books prior to their release to read and share my thoughts on, and even a couple of interviews with authors. On Sunday 29th October, I was very fortunate … Continue reading I had Brunch with Cassandra Clare! | Sword Catcher Brunch Event

For the first time in forever…access was done right! | Discussing Theatre Royal Drury Lane’s Accessibility

Accessibility in theatres shouldn't feel like a battle but sadly, more often than not, it is. I have had my fair share of experiences with access - firstly with my brother, Jemil (Jimmy for short!), who has Cerebral Palsy and is wheelchair-bound, but also myself after my two operations this year severely reducing my mobility. … Continue reading For the first time in forever…access was done right! | Discussing Theatre Royal Drury Lane’s Accessibility

Everyone has to start somewhere | Colab Theatre Writing Prompt

I love theatre. That much is obvious. I am also an aspiring actress. Before I discovered immersive theatre, I wanted to do straight play-acting; then I discovered immersive theatre existed. I have seen countless shows of many genres and types. I read at least one play a month. I have been lucky to meet people … Continue reading Everyone has to start somewhere | Colab Theatre Writing Prompt

Close your eyes, immerse yourself & just listen | Half Man Half Bull Music Meets Theatre Review

Something not everyone knows about me is that I am a massive ancient history nerd. It's one thing my dad and I have a shared love and interest for; I was brought up being taught and learning stories, before studying it for my A-Levels. I even almost did a degree in classics at university. There's … Continue reading Close your eyes, immerse yourself & just listen | Half Man Half Bull Music Meets Theatre Review