
In Review: We are Three Sisters
Northen Broadsides’ production of Blake Morrison’s new play We are Three Sisters, directed by Barrie Rutter, which focusses on the … Continue reading In Review: We are Three Sisters
Northen Broadsides’ production of Blake Morrison’s new play We are Three Sisters, directed by Barrie Rutter, which focusses on the … Continue reading In Review: We are Three Sisters
At the end of his script of The Price, Arthur Miller unusually includes a Production Note: “A fine balance of … Continue reading In Review: The Price
The cast of Cabaret, this year’s joint musical show from students of Lancaster Royal Grammar School and Lancaster Girls’ Grammar … Continue reading In Review: Cabaret
While many of those of us in Europe may think of genocide in Rwanda as something that was over and … Continue reading In Review: Children of Killers
Curtis Cole as Leo and Cristina Catalina as Elka in Quicksand Produced by The Dukes and Theatre by the Lake, … Continue reading In Review: Quicksand
The huge amount of information on the internet about Chess shows that critical reception of this 1980s musical has been … Continue reading In Review: Chess
Having just got back from seeing Hypothermia, a production by ‘A Full Body and the Voice’ written and directed by … Continue reading In Review: Hypothermia
Set two miles outside the Donegal village of Ballybeg in 1936, Brian Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa is a sad play. … Continue reading In Review: Dancing at Lughnasa (Lancaster Footlights)
Oh! What a Lovely War The Dukes Review by Jane Sunderland Steeped in irony, Joan Littlewood’s Oh! What a Lovely … Continue reading In Review: Oh! What a Lovely War
In a February still down to below zero every night, with too-recent memories of trudging down the road with other … Continue reading In Review: It Snows (Dukes Senior Youth Theatre)