“Jekyll is the most narrative-driven game we’ve done so far… We wanted to see if we could do something where the story itself is the thing that compels you to keep on moving forwards.” The team behind immersive game Jekyll / Hyde told A Younger Theatre about their groundbreaking new Vault Festival show. Take a look at what they had to say, then book!
“Many women will say … you just don’t feel like a proper woman”: Simona Hughes on writing Vault Festival fertility drama About 500
“Feminism has emancipated us and raised our expectations, but unfortunately in the process we have found ourselves yoked to a timetable that ignores the constraints of our biological clocks.” Read what Simona Hughes told us about why she wrote her new play exploring the fertility timebomb, About 500, then book your tickets!
NEWS: Fertility tale About 500 receives UK premiere at VAULT Festival
Simona Hughes’ new play about eggs, time and the cruel lack of both, About 500, will premiere as part of London’s Vault Festival later this spring. Time to book your tickets!
VAULT Festival: Audiences to unleash their dark side with urban game Jekyll / Hyde
Can you get away with murder? That’s the question being asked of players of monstrously exciting new immersive game Jekyll / Hyde, which runs at VAULT Festival next month. Time to book your ticket!
Review: A Taste of Honey (Lyttleton Theatre)
Although it’s hailed as a landmark in gritty Northern kitchen sink drama, we’re claiming A Taste of Honey for London because 19-year-old Mancunian Shelagh Delaney chose to send her first ever script to the redoubtable Joan Littlewood at Theatre Royal Stratford East. It was Littlewood’s visionary 1958 staging that ensured an immediate West End transfer, […]
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Review: A Taste of Honey (Lyttleton Theatre)
Although it’s hailed as a landmark in gritty Northern kitchen sink drama, we’re claiming A Taste of Honey for London because 19-year-old Mancunian Shelagh Delaney chose to send her first ever script to the redoubtable Joan Littlewood at Theatre Royal Stratford East. It was Littlewood’s visionary 1958 staging that ensured an immediate West End transfer, […]
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Review: Emil and the Detectives (National Theatre)
One of the greatest pleasures of entertainment in London is that its theatres have the resources to bring to life a favoured book from your childhood. This accounts for multiple Alice in Wonderlands but since Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the genre has hit the big time. So it’s with a certain amount […]
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Review: Emil and the Detectives (National Theatre)
One of the greatest pleasures of entertainment in London is that its theatres have the resources to bring to life a favoured book from your childhood. This accounts for multiple Alice in Wonderlands but since Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the genre has hit the big time. So it’s with a certain amount […]
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