by Morgane Hue A chair, a piano and some curtains in the Storyhouse theatre: that’s all it took for the highly talented actress Kit Green to deliver one of the finest interpretations of Virginia Woolf’s famous novel, Mrs Dalloway. Co-produced…
by Morgane Hue A chair, a piano and some curtains in the Storyhouse theatre: that’s all it took for the highly talented actress Kit Green to deliver one of the finest interpretations of Virginia Woolf’s famous novel, Mrs Dalloway. Co-produced…
By Joel Hale Students at the University of Chester are bringing a play to life despite the pandemic. Tomorrow night, an innovative audio drama called Love and Information will go live on Facebook. Student Claudia Davies, who is studying Drama…
By Alix Booth (Second year combined hons Journalism) Picture Wuthering Heights; a lonely, forbidding mansion standing stark against the northern moors. Now picture the entire expanse landscape, house and all, crushed into a small, downstairs auditorium. Strangely, it works. Wuthering Heights, an adaptation…