Review: Beautiful Thing- Leeds Playhouse
Words by Mia Hassan / Edited by Mia Stapleton Mia Hassan reviews ‘Beautiful Thing’, Leeds Playhouse’s newest production. The 2023...
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Theatre Review: ‘A Little Life’ Packs a Big Punch
Words by Florence Heaton / Edited by Mia Stapleton Directing a theatre production is never a straightforward task, let alone...
SIX star Annabel Marlow on doing two shows at the Edinburgh Fringe
The Leeds Alumni and original SIX cast member makes her solo debut at the 76th Edinburgh Fringe, the world's largest...
Review: ‘Lord of the Flies’ at Leeds Playhouse
A brilliant new production of Lord of the Flies weaves together electrifying suspense, intense emotions and blood-curdling horror in a...
Review: LUU Stage Musical Society’s ‘Grease’
Many of us know and love Randal Kleiser’s cult 1978 movie adaptation starring John Travolta and the late Olivia Newton-John,...
Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory @ Leeds Playhouse
“Come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination” is the invitation Willy Wonka offers Charlie Bucket...
Jerusalem Review – Boisterous, Colourful, Ennui Embodied
Trigger Warning: themes of paedophilia and sexual assault. Co-directors Lucy Yellow and Kate Matthews summon up a brilliant historic collective...
Review: Nine Night
Four years after its West End debut, a new production uncovers a Jamaican mourning ritual as a British-Jamaican family lose...
Cans of Carling, Noël Coward, and Scottish Independence – Asides from the Elbow Preview for Edinburgh Fringe
Buzzing off some pre-production pints at RP during the monumental Lionesses' Euro Final, but on Sunday at precisely 7:31pm I...
An Interview with Rebecca Harrison – Writer/Director of Asides from the Elbow
I sat down on a warmish Leeds summer day at HPBC - the sun was beaming down bright on my...
