
Meet the Playwright behind Little Wars
Steven Carl McCasland is the playwright behind BAWDS' upcoming production of 'Little Wars'. Read on to hear more about what they have to say about the show!
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Steven Carl McCasland is the playwright behind BAWDS' upcoming production of 'Little Wars'. Read on to hear more about what they have to say about the show!
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Lucy Farrow sat down with the cast of Wild Swimming to discuss the upcoming play at the Corpus Playroom.
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Emma Vieceli plays Lillian Hellman in BAWDS' upcoming production of 'Little Wars'. We asked her a few questions about the show, read on to see what she had to say!
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David John (Horrox, Present Laughter, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern) will be performing as George in Corkscrew Theatre Company's upcoming production of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf'. Find out what he has to say about the show in the latest entry to our blog!
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What is it like to direct seven strong women? Come to see the show and find out!
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Director, Lesley Ford, tells us about Corkscrew Theatre Company's upcoming production of Edward Albee's epic 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf'.
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'Shakespeare Shorts' presents abridged versions of two of Shakespeare’s most popular plays: 'The Merchant of Venice', and 'Twelfth Night'. So, what is it like for the actors playing two drastically different characters in one night, divided only by an interval? We caught up with Dan Aspel (Antonio / Count Orsino) for his take on the process.
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In conversation with Richard Brown who is playing Shylock in 'The Merchant of Venice' at the ADC Theatre this July.
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It’s a hard life being a dancer. Just ask the graduates of the Central School of Ballet. “I think people are like, well, dancing for a living, it’s no biggie,” says Ellie Fergusson, with a grin. “But if you take more than two days off it’s a setback.”
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The creatives of our upcoming production of Urinetown have come up with a dramatic visual identity in this show, and a fantastic set design. We chatted with set designer Suzanne Emerson and costume designer Liz Milway to ask them all about bringing this comedy dystopia to life.
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