Top Ten Things to do in Oxford in the summer
Messing about in Boats An obvious choice, but Oxford is famous for punting for a reason. It’s a great way to see the city, with far few pedestrians and the added danger/hilarity of falling in. There are lots of places to choose from (and we recommend reading Daily Info’s guide before you set off). …
Praise for A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Clapham
Feedback for A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 2017 in Clapham.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
“To ‘usher in’ is to offer a revelatory experience”
Hey, it’s not a dreaded Monday as it’s Creation Theatre blog time! I’m pretty sure that you were looking forward to it all week! All the joys of Mondays are below…. Anyway, it’s one of the volunteers (Josie) talking, taking over the whole blogging thing from Lucy or Maddy for one week. I started volunteering…
“Woe to the land that’s governed by a child”: Arts Marketing and Political Change
Politics and theatre go hand in hand. Many of the world’s most famous plays have come out of political upheaval; from the Reagan administration during the AIDS epidemic (Angels in America) and the Bosnia war (Blasted) to the Red Scare (The Crucible) and the War of the Roses (Richard III), playwrights have used theatre as…
Who’s afraid of immersive theatre?
We’re currently 2.5 weeks away from opening our immersive/interactive/game version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream starting in Clapham before transferring to Oxford. The show ran last year to exceptional audience feedback and five star reviews. Even armed with the most amazing testimonials imaginable we are faced with the same challenge that hit our advanced sales…