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Aleesha Naqvi attends the King’s Shakespeare Company’s opening performance of Julius Caesar for ROAR. From Roman glamour to Mussoliniesque austerity, with centuries-old language and...
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Staff writer Elouise Davies examines contemporary performances of Henrik Ibsen’s plays, through the lens of star power and modernising contexts. Henrik Ibsen has experienced...
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Staff writer Aleesha Naqvi shines a light on how getting involved with King’s performing arts societies provides a great outlet besides your studies, regardless...
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Staff Writer Abigail Curd reviews Jamie Lloyd’s ongoing production of Much Ado About Nothing, highlighting both its successes and areas of disappointment. When it...
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Staff Writer Theo Grange reflects on the Royal Shakespeare Company’s ‘Kyoto’, considering whether engaging audiences in a play actually enhances their theatre experience. What...
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Staff Writer Elouise Davies offers an in depth exploration into the legacy of ‘Inside No 9’ whilst also reviewing its ongoing stage adaptation, ‘Stage/Fright’...
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Staff Writer Marko Blanusa reflects on his mixed experiences with the National Theatre’s ‘Coriolanus’, arguing that, despite the play’s enduring relevance, the production lost...
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Staff Writer Elouise Davies offers an engaging review of the ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ sharing their praise for the recent West End performance. Showing...
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Staff Writer Lara Bevan-Shiraz reflects on the life lessons she learnt whilst clowning around at École Philippe Gaulier this summer. Behind the wings, no...
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Writer Evelyn Shepphird reviews “Standing at the Sky’s Edge”. Standing at the Sky’s Edge sets Sheffield local Richard Hawley’s music against Sheffeild’s iconic Park...