As a high school drama teacher, I cannot imagine practising my profession without attending live theatre. In the age of iPads and YouTube, visual media is dominating the lifestyle of the 21st century teenager. While I do believe there will always be a place for live theatre in our culture, there is no better time than today to instill the passion of theatre in the minds and heart of our students. One of the best [click to read more]
Lyn Garnder from The Guardian reviews the best of British theatre for 2011. From the epic to the intimate, the standout of the year was an ultra contemporary version of Christ’s The Passion by the National Theatre Wales, complete with angels on bicycles and snipers on shopping centre roofs. Read on…
With Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark dominating the Broadway theatre press like no other show in decades, 2011 was an interesting year in the Big Apple. Spidey took many awards, none of them official. From having the longest run of previews in Broadway history to being the most expensive stage show ever produced (only a mere $75 million!), Spider-Man hopes to be a hot ticket for years to come (if it isn’t, it will lose [click to read more]
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