Great Scott! Fresh from the future, we had the chance to catch up with Cory English. We discussed what it’s like taking on such an iconic role, what inspires him everyday and his relationship with the audience! How are you … Continue reading [INTERVIEW] Cory English “I wanted to give the Back To The Future fans what they wanted.”
“A big bit of my role is that I cross over between some of the practical constraints and the creative desires. Because I’ve been involved in the process for so long, I understand why we’re trying to do certain things.” … Continue reading The Burnt City Part 4 – An Interview with Colin Nightingale
“Whether you loathe or love Tony Blair, you’re going to have a brilliant night. Even if you don’t know anything about it, you’re going to have a brilliant night.” Recently, I had the chance to speak with Jack Whittle, who … Continue reading An Interview with TONY!’s Jack Whittle
“We don’t know what story we will be telling, but we need to know enough about story to be able to forge it from within, live in the moment.” Do you love musicals? Do you love improv? What about a … Continue reading Creating Showstopper! The Improvised Musical – An Interview with Adam Meggido
By Kat Mokrynski “I wanted every moment of the show to be funny enough to be in a comedy club in front of drunk people” Recently, I had the chance to speak with comedian Vittorio Angelone about his tour of … Continue reading Creating Translations – An Interview with Vittorio Angelone
Words by Constance Drugeot Picture: @manuelharlanphotography Note: we sat down with Ellena Vincent a week before the Olivier Awards – congratulations to the entire company of ‘Sylvia‘ on their win and performance! First of all, how are you doing? … Continue reading Get to Know Christabel Pankhurst: An Interview with Ellena Vincent of ‘Sylvia’
“That immersion, that bit of that permission to sit there and forget about the rest of your day, is what makes it as successful as it is.” Recently, I had the chance to speak with Earl Carpenter, who recently returned … Continue reading Reflecting on the Phantom – An Interview with Earl Carpenter
“We’re storytellers, and with the physical theatre aspect of it, it has to serve the story, it has to help people understand.” Flabbergast Theatre’s production of The Tragedy of Macbeth, playing at the Southwark Playhouse, is a mix of the … Continue reading The Tragedy of Macbeth – An Interview with Henry Maynard
By Kat Mokrynski “It’s quite nice to be a bit freer and be a bit silly on stage” Talk to anyone in the arts about the past few years and they will almost certainly mention how the pandemic affected their … Continue reading Snip Snip, B*tch – An Interview with Robin Morgan
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