Hamza Mohsin and The Ends, “I want to draw new audiences into the theatre”

Camden, London – A new play set on the mean streets. Three stories filled with revenge, revelation and redemption collide on a fateful night.

The Ends is a bold and emotional story of lives that collide in an unexpected act of violence. Inventively structured as a triptych of overlapping and intersecting narratives, The Ends explores the lives of disparate characters who are catapulted into unforeseen dramatic situations instigated by actions taken decades before.

Reflections on Edinburgh Festival Fringe and on feeling alone

It has been three weeks since I left the bubble that is Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 to return to the much larger bubble that is London. And ironically, the manic, fast-paced lifestyle of living in the capital is a relaxing break from the utter madness that was Edinburgh for the month of August.

Interview: Mark Hadfield and Liz White on Jim Cartwright’s Road

For more details about Road, please see the accompanying review.

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The recent production of Jim Cartwrwight’s Road at the Royal Court made for unmissible viewing  – a blindingly relevant show that gives expression to the inhabitants of an unnamed northern road in Eighties Britain.

After seeing John Tiffany’s production, I sat down with actors Mark Hadfield and Liz White to find out more about the process that went into creating the show:

 

Edinburgh Festival Spotlight: Lula Del Ray

To find out more about Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 and the spotlights, please see the introductory article.

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Next up in our Spotlight feature is Lula Del Ray, which plays Edinburgh Festival until 28 August 2017. I caught up with the company:

Edinburgh Festival Spotlight: Trashed

To find out more about Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 and the spotlights, please see the introductory article.

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Next up in our Spotlight feature is Trashed, which plays Edinburgh Festival until 27 August 2017. I caught up with director and actor David William Bryan: