“We were determined that our final season should not be full of rose-tinted reverence for the theatre’s past; we wanted to ensure that we continued to tell the most urgent stories of our time.” Owen Calvert-Lyons, Ovalhouse’s Head of Theatre & Artist Development, tells us about creating the Demolition Party season that will close the south London venue with a bang.
NEWS: Ovalhouse continues bringing the house down with Demolition Party season
Following the success of current show We Dig, Ovalhouse will continue its final season, dubbed the Demolition Party season, at its Kennington home with a series of shows set to leave the building with a bang. Book your tickets now!
‘I feel so sorry for those people who have to work to a formula’: 10 questions for 10 years – Megan Vaughan
With nary an emoji in sight, Megan Vaughan answers Ten Questions for Ten Years with characteristic frankness.
INTERVIEW: Spotlight On… Kissing The Shotgun Goodnight’s Christopher Brett Bailey
The piece is an avant-garde rock concert & experimental text collage in response to the worship of life and fetishisation of death. It’s a poem on the topic of self-destruction, a portrait of a mind ravelling and unravelling ad nauseum, and a sonic journey of beautiful music and ear shattering noise.