Q&A: Salena Godden Tells Us Why Pessimism Is For Lightweights
Eli Goldstone
Q&A: Ligaya Salazar on the East London Comics and Arts Festival 2018
Ong Keng Sen’s Singing Trojan Women of Korea
Interview: Amber Massie-Blomfield and the adventure of Twenty Theatres to See Before You Die
Image: Amber Massie-Blomfield, photograph by Lydia Stamps
Interview: Artist William Martin unveils Liam of Soho
Image: Photograph of William Martin at work in his Bussey Building studio, Peckham, London.
Q&A: Kate March on ‘An Evening of Meat’ at The Vaults
Launching at The Vaults in Waterloo on the 27th March 2018, An Evening of Meat is a unique dinner installation where expressive dance and food meet on a dining table that doubles as a performance space. Having gained a cult following across the world, American director/choreographer Kate March tells us about her work and her travels through the world of performance.
‘Theatre is empathy’ Writer Katy Warner talks about her play nest
Photo: Katy Warner, by Lachlan Wood
Q&A: Sadler’s Wells Artistic Director Alistair Spalding on Dance, Present and Future
Ben Duke: ‘Who Really Killed Romeo and Juliet?’
'A true original' (The Stage), Lost Dog Artistic Director Ben Duke creates work exploring the overlap between dance and theatre. He writes for Run Riot in the run up to their new show Juliet and Romeo: A Guide to Long Life and Happy Marriage at Battersea Arts Centre.
Q&A: Chivaree Circus Creative Director Laurane Marchive on Becoming Shades
After winning the Origins Award for Outstanding new work, Chivaree Circus return to London’s biggest arts festival with their show Becoming Shades: dark, immersive circus that re-imagines a classic myth for a grown-up audience. Run Riot caught up with Creative Director Laurane Marchive to talk about the evolution of circus, feminist performance and inhabiting strange and far-away worlds.