Few Hollywood icons have lived a life quite as extraordinary as Elizabeth Taylor. Call Me Elizabeth: A Life In Two Parts takes audiences beyond the glamour to reveal the woman behind the legend, exploring the triumphs, heartbreaks and remarkable resilience that defined one of cinema's greatest stars. Ahead of the show's Edinburgh Fringe run, I sat down with Kayla Boye, writer and performer of the production, to discuss portraying such an iconic figure, the extensive research

Some of the most powerful theatre begins with deeply personal experiences. The Woman in the Mirror transforms one family's journey through Alzheimer's disease into an honest, compassionate and uplifting theatrical experience that has already touched audiences around the world. Ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe performances, I talked with Dayna Steele, writer, creator and performer of the production, to discuss bringing such an intimate story to the stage, the responsibility of re

This June, Rose Bruford College presents two ambitious responses to Euripides's works as its MA and MFA Acting students prepare to enter the profession. After the Fall, directed by Punchdrunk associate Sarah Dowling, is a promenade performance inspired by Hecuba and The Trojan Women. At the same time, The Rest Will Be Familiar to You from Cinema, directed by Ivan V Talijančić, marks the English-language premiere of Martin Crimp's striking adaptation of The Phoenician Women. I