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Theatre News: Pentabus Applications Open For 2025 Jerwood Writer In Residence!

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Pentabus have announced that applications for the 2026 Jerwood Writer in Residence are now open. Clockwise from top left former Writers in Residence: Liv Hennessy, Laura Waldren, Henry Madd, Florence Espuet-Nickless, Tom Powell, Sophie Ellerby, Tim Foley and Monkey, Joe White, and Simon Longman. Image used with permission. A £12,000 bursary will be used to … Continue reading Theatre News: Pentabus Applications Open For 2025 Jerwood Writer In Residence!

Theatre News | Pentabus Announces New Associate Artists!

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Pentabus are a company that has been featured on this site numerous times before with their work such as The Silence And The Noise and Driftwood, as well as the news of 2024 where with ArtFlicks people can watch videos from this company on TikTok. Penatbus are a company known for championing new British writing … Continue reading Theatre News | Pentabus Announces New Associate Artists!

Surfacing | A Haunting and Poignant Piece of Theatre | Review

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A dark exploration of one therapist's own personal struggles with her mental health, Surfacing is a chilling play currently running at Omnibus Theatre until 1st June before going on to Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud until 8th June.  Disclaimer: I was gifted press tickets to the show in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts in this … Continue reading Surfacing | A Haunting and Poignant Piece of Theatre | Review

The Silence and the Noise Review: A dark, powerful & thought-provoking piece of theatre | Theatre Review

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Dark, gritty and emotional, Pentabus Theatre Company presents The Silence and the Noise. This is a play that is now available as a short film to watch online; the previous streaming premiered at the Vaults Festival this year and was greatly successful - featuring on the Guardian’s ‘best theatre to stream’ list, and the piece … Continue reading The Silence and the Noise Review: A dark, powerful & thought-provoking piece of theatre | Theatre Review