Interview: Alex Trenchard, founder of Standon Calling
Katie Antoniou
Interview: Theatre Delicatessen on their new show, Bush Bazaar
This summer Theatre Delicatessen is unearthing a new and wondrous world at the Bush Theatre; the world of Bush Bazaar, where market traders rub shoulders with fortune tellers, stock brokers and white-coated doctors in a fantastical environment where anything could happen. We chatted to them about the new face of theatre and how best to haggle, barter, beg or steal...
Interview: Seamus Ryan, founder of Boothnation, on The World’s First Photobooth Festival
We snuck behind the scenes of the World's first Photobooth Festival with acclaimed photographer and founder of Boothnation, Seamus Ryan.
Kerenza Evans looks for love with Reply to PO Box 49
Images by Adam Dale
Interview: Cathi Unsworth ‘the first lady of noir fiction’ on loving London and her new book Weirdo
Interview: Doug Fishbone on bananas, Saddam Hussein, crazy golf and Nova Festival
RR: You were born in New York but now live in Hackney- does London feel like home? What do you miss about the States?
Tinsel Edwards and Twinkle Troughton Kidnap a Banker!
Interview: Mary Epworth on her album ‘Dream Life’
Interview: Katie Antoniou meets ‘Queen of the new wave of storytellers’ Rachel Rose Reid
The Woman in Black: Play vs Movie, which has the fear factor? Kerenza Evans investigates.
Not enough of my cinema trips involve a heart monitor and a notepad. Luckily this was rectified last week when I attended both a film screening of The Woman in Black and a performance of the long running play, equipped with the aforementioned monitor to deem which one I found the most terrifying.