Author: Ruth Phillips
Out of the Wings and into the Spotlight: In Conversation with Natasha Barnes
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Jan 22, 2018 | Features, Interviews, Performance
Natasha Barnes hit the media in a major way when she stepped into the role of Fanny Bryce after...
Read MoreAction at a Distance: Deadly simple truths
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Jan 5, 2018 | Performance, Spotlight
Recommend at the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe by theatre critic Lyn Gardner Action at a Distance, a new...
Read MoreBucket Club’s ‘Fossils’: The Sound of Science
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Oct 12, 2017 | Performance, Spotlight
After successful runs of a show at Edinburgh Fringe and Brits on Broadway in New York, Bucket Club...
Read MoreCan Women be Doctors?: Regenerating Doctor Who
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Aug 7, 2017 | Features, Literature & Film
Here is an anecdote from a friend: My sister, who is now actually a practicing doctor, when asked...
Read MoreMental Health and Theatre: In Conversation with Isabelle Kabban
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Jul 31, 2017 | Edinburgh Fringe 2017, Features, Interviews, Performance
A new award has been introduced for the Edinburgh Fringe this year, celebrating work that...
Read MoreMovement in Translation in The Cherry Orchard and The Storm
Posted by Ruth Phillips | Jan 14, 2017 | Features, Performance
Movement is as central in conveying meaning from the stage to the audience as any script. I came...
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