Noga Flaishon on Memoriam and the ethics of VR history

Noga Flaishon on Memoriam and the ethics of VR history

Will Quinn Oct 20, 2026 6 min read
As Memoriam premieres at Southwark Playhouse, playwright Noga Flaishon discusses VR ethics, Jewish humour, and the commercialisation of Holocaust trauma.
After the Stardust: What Happens to Pitlochry Once Alan Cumming Packs His Bags?

After the Stardust: What Happens to Pitlochry Once Alan Cumming Packs His Bags?

Will Quinn Oct 19, 2026 10 min read
With Alan Cumming unveiling more of his 2027 season, what will the future be for Pitlochry Festival Theatre once the Hollywood stardust inevitably fades away?
Royal Court Opens Submissions for 2027 Young Playwrights Award

Royal Court Opens Submissions for 2027 Young Playwrights Award

Will Quinn Oct 16, 2026 4 min read
The Royal Court opens its 2027 Young Playwrights Award to teenage voices across the UK, offering staging in London and personal feedback on every script.
Canine Logic and Reinvention in Southwark’s ‘Dog Mom’

Canine Logic and Reinvention in Southwark’s ‘Dog Mom’

Will Quinn Oct 13, 2026 8 min read
Playwright Tate Elizabeth Hanyok and director Ajay Chowdhury discuss canine logic, midlife reinvention, and bringing American comedy ‘Dog Mom’ to London.
‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ Review: Gayle Rankin’s Magnetic Turn

‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ Review: Gayle Rankin’s Magnetic Turn

Will Quinn Oct 12, 2026 5 min read
Vicky Featherstone’s striking new staging of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie trades Muriel Spark’s dark, Calvinist dread for sleek, 21st-century theatre.