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REVIEW: The Sleeping Beauty, Scottish Ballet
REVIEW: Scottish Ballet’s touring mammoth touring production ends its run at the Eden Court Theatre, Inverness. It is a major…
REVIEW: The Iceberg, en masse theatre
REVIEW: In the last five years, North West based en masse theatre has won two prestigious Edinburgh Fringe First awards.…
Consumer power at the box office
The importance of the first weekend on a films theatrical life-span and general success is overwhelming…
Hey Mr Producer
What do producers look like? An audience will be instantly familiar with the actor, writer, director, designer, or composer who…
Crocodile tears? The Luvvie that cried wolf
Opinionated? Very. Controversial? Certainly. Moogee the Art Dog is back, growling from his corner of the art world about funding.…
The role of an arts education officer
Jane Gray has over 8 years of experience in the arts. She has recently been appointed Education Officer at Tees…
REVIEW: Sweeney Todd
REVIEW: Stephen Sondheim's music theatre masterwork is adapted with equal mastery and a gothic flourish to the big screen by…
REVIEW: Lust, Caution
REVIEW: Based on Eileen Chang’s short story, Lust, Caution is a study of passion and deception between the recently radicalized…
REVIEW: Out of the Ordinary - Spectacular Craft at the Victoria and Albert Museum
REVIEW: Out of the Ordinary: Spectacular Craft is an artists’ exhibition through and through. There is not a functional object…
Bring back the throwing of rotten fruit
Elizabethan audiences would reward good acting by tossing coins up to the performers at the end of a play: bending…