A play is not a supervision essay

A talented production of the intensely gripping 1956 play

A reviewer talks about what it means to ‘watch’

Can Brexit stand between the lovers?

An experiment that pays off

A true labour of love that will win your heart

A harrowing performance with a sprinkle of hope, based on true stories.

Intimate and at times harrowing, this complex play is carried off with warmth and grace

Despite a technically glitchy start and a few dodgy accents, Frost/Nixon is a decent production of a compelling script.

Once you’re in, there’s no getting out

An immaculately conceived play

We don’t need a play which demeans a woman’s place in the world of work.

A day at Downing Dramatic Society’s A Festival of New Writing.

I have never seen such a standing ovation in a theatre in Cambridge before.

A night well spent locked in the staff room at the Corpus Playroom.

2016, Brexit, Trump: hot topics and catchy themes?

As a Footlights virgin, I did not quite know what to expect from the Footlights Spring Revue 2017: Behind Closed Doors.