Libby Rodliffe brings Jobsworth to Park Theatre
mchlpckrd Inspired by her own real-life experiences working multiple jobs, actor and writer Libby Rodliffe brings her timely and topical financial dark comedy Jobsworth to London’s Park Theatre this winter. It…
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Lucy Pearman brings Lunartic to Soho Theatre
Comedian and actor Lucy Pearman tells The Theatre Playbook about her upcoming comedy show Lunartic, discusses her interest in space, her brand of humour and how she develops projects for…
Ken Ludwig on adapting Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile
Playwright Ken Ludwig speaks to The Theatre Playbook about bringing Death of the Nile to the stage, adapting Agatha Christie and his take on the Queen of Crime’s iconic detective…
Rachel Pickup faces historical murder mystery with The Daughter of Time
Now starring in The Daughter of Time, Rachel Pickup tells The Theatre Playbook about starring in this adaptation of Josephine Tey’s novel, playing an actress on stage and why she’s…
Storehouse set to reveal humanity’s stories in immersive theatre experience
Storehouse co-writer Tristan Bernays details the making of this epic immersive theatre experience opening at Deptford Storehouse where audiences will step into a digital underworld housing humanity’s stories since the…
David Shopland on bringing Cul-de-Sac to the Omnibus Theatre
Cul-de-Sac writer and director David Shopland tells The Theatre Playbook about the long journey to bring his latest production to the stage, the mundane conversation that started it all and…
Dora Gee leads The Mad Ones at The Other Palace
As Dora Gee prepares to reprise the leading role in The Mad Ones at The Other Palace, she speaks to The Theatre Playbook about “the easiest decision” she’s ever made,…
Alix Dunmore ready for Blood Wedding
Ahead of the London premiere of Barney Norris’ Blood Wedding at Clapham’s Omnibus Theatre, star Alix Dunmore talks to The Theatre Playbook about this adaptation of Spanish playwright Frederico Garcia…
Georgie Wedge takes on the Per-Verse world of modern dating
As Georgie Wedge brings her Edinburgh Fringe Festival show Per-Verse to London’s Riverside Studios, she tells The Theatre Playbook about the origins of the show, its roots in her own…
F***ing Men star Rob Alexander-Adams returns to the stage for Joe DiPietro show
Rob Alexander-Adams tells The Theatre Playbook about linking up with the cast and crew of F***ing Men, Joe DiPietro’s play that has returned to London for a six-week run at…