Shubham Saraf
The beauty of Chekhov and countering nationalism – in conversation with the rising British actor
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Silent Voices
Erin Cobby talks to Adong Judith, the fearless Ugandan theatre practitioner
Kwame Kwei-Armah
Port talks to the artistic director of the Young Vic about his latest co-production, Tree, a search for the soul and spirit of contemporary South Africa
Small Island
Award-winning set and costume designer Katrina Lindsay discusses her work on the National Theatre’s spectacular adaption of Andrea Levy’s novel
Variations on Closer: Margrét Sara Guðjónsdóttir
Millie Walton talks to the choreographer about her intimate work, performed as part of Sadler’s Wells’ Nordic Dance Season, which explores the inner-workings of the body, as communicated by her subconscious through dreamscapes
Commentary
Medea, National Theatre: “Tigress, not a woman”
Helen McCrory fascinates as a damaged and alien Medea in a ragged and brilliant production, says Philip Womack
Theatre
Titus Andronicus: J.G. Ballard Connection
Author Philip Womack connects Shakespeare’s bloodiest work with the extreme views of sexuality and violence explored by J.G. Ballard
Commentary
Stage Coach: Simon McBurney
Kat Phan talks to the celebrated theatre director about his impressive career
Theatre
Martyn Jacques: The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari
Martyn Jacques talks to Port about interpreting The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari
Theatre
Gatz, Noel Coward Theatre
William Kherbek reviews the eight-hour reenactment of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s best known novel
Theatre
My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend
Comedian Mike Birbiglia makes his London debut at the Soho Theatre