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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The company of the Festival Players' upcoming production of 'Urinetown' tell us all about this exciting musical!
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We sat down with some of the ensemble of Urinetown to chat about their favourite parts of the show, why they wanted to get involved, and why you should come see it.
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Carla Keen, Artistic Director of The Ministry of Unplanned Occurrences, shares with us some of the weirdest rumours and facts that have inspired Hinterland, their latest improvised show.
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We asked Lucy Green who plays Karen Andre, the accused in 'Night of January 16th', some questions about the production.
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Find out more about DRAMA KING, a new solo show coming to the Corpus Playroom for two performances in April!
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We asked Colin Lawrence, the Director of 'Night of January 16th', some questions about BAWDS' upcoming production...
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Director, Cat Nicol, tells us about the history of 'Carousel' and how Rodgers and Hammerstein pioneered a new kind of musical theatre.
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A new play celebrating the astronomical comedy, tragedy and genius of the forgotten Cambridge alumni Jeremiah Horrocks comes to the ADC next week – playwright and director David Sear explains why he wrote (during lockdown) a play celebrating this brilliant astronomer.
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