Cinema & TV
Dragged Across Concrete: An interview with S Craig Zahler and Tory Kittles
In follow-up to his bold and brazenly violent Brawl in Cell Block 99, starring an unrecognisable Vince Vaughn,…
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“There are wonderful pockets of compassion and resilience in this country coming from ordinary people”: Playwright Grace Chapman on Don’t Look Away and the importance of helping those seeking asylum
Co-artistic director of NOVAE theatre and Idle Motion and theatre manager at the Space, playwright and actor Grace…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Theatre
“We like to push the boundaries of contemporary theatre, whilst creating playful shows”: Directors Gemma Rowan and Roisin Feeny on Sounds Like Chaos and Wow Everything Is Amazing
Sounds Like Chaos is a multidisciplinary theatre group, co-founded by Gemma Rowan and Roisin Feeny, that produces work…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Music
Andy Burrows on Reasons to Stay Alive, Ricky Gervais and Smith & Burrows: “I very much like being able to change from one to the other”
Andy Burrows is renowned as the former drummer of British indie outfit Razorlight and New York City rockers…
By Ezelle Alblas
Cinema & TV
The Keeper: An interview with stars David Kross and Freya Mavor
The Keeper is a British-German biographical film dramatising the life of legendary footballer Bert Trautmann. Directed by Marcus…
By Ezelle Alblas
Theatre
Drip Drip Drip: An Interview with Pipeline Theatre
“Gaining access to the big issues through the back-window of "unremarkable" lives.” Pipeline Theatre have six plays to…
By Laura Foulger
Cinema & TV
The White Crow premiere: On the red carpet with Ralph Fiennes, David Hare and Oleg Ivengo
English playwright and screenwriter Sir David Hare collaborates with director and actor Ralph Fiennes to take on the remarkable…
By Ezelle Alblas
Theatre
“It will take many generations until gay characters can be written without some scar tissue from the past”: Playwright Martin Sherman discusses Gently Down the Stream
Martin Sherman is an American-born playwright and screenwriter. His highly acclaimed 1979 drama, Bent, was initially presented at the Royal…
By The editorial unit
Cinema & TV
The Fight: An interview with writer-director Jessica Hynes
Decades after making a name for herself in hit sitcom Spaced opposite Simon Pegg, and since having been…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Instinct as an actor can never be underestimated”: Justin Salinger discusses his role in Ray & Liz
Richard Billinghurst's directorial debut Ray & Liz tells the story of a working-class family on a Black Country council estate…
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