67 stories by "Catherine Gerbrands"
After a busy first two years post-graduation, I have been hoping for the breakthrough role that would lift me on to bigger
I'm about to go on tour with a solo show about a white British man in his 40s called Chris who is
I join Mark Shenton in celebrating the fact that four London theatres now have people of colour as artistic directors ('New leaders
Much has been written about the breaking of the fourth wall, that imaginary barrier at the edge of a proscenium stage, clearly
Theatremakers and critics are being forced to chart challenging cultural waters, alert to new sensitivities that their work and words may provoke.
It's been quite some year for Martin McDonagh. His 2017 film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri scooped up a clutch of Oscar
A year ago, I made a vision board and declared 2018 my year to do a full Edinburgh Fringe show as a
Next week, the 51st Brighton Fringe, England's largest fringe festival and the third biggest in the world, begins. Over the following four weeks, more
My first job was for BBC TV in 1960 in a production called Where the Party Ended. I played Maurice, the boyfriend
I was a jobbing actress for a great many years. I hated auditioning and was pretty horrible at it, but here are
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of Brighton Rock at the
One particular actor has been a huge inspiration to me since even before I went to drama school. I would absolutely love
Natasha Tripney Don't miss My Mum's a Twat " Royal Court, London Anoushka Warden's debut play, My Mum's a Twat, is inspired
A major cultural shift " and not before time " has occurred in the wake of the revelations of Harvey Weinstein’s alleged
The first job that really meant something to me was playing a regular character in the second series of Being Human for
Ticketmaster sues brokers over bots use USA/NEW YORKÂ Ticketmaster is continuing action against Prestige Entertainment, Renaissance Ventures and two individuals, alleging their use
Halfway through a degree course in French, I decided to change over to my first love, drama. My former headteacher was horrified
When I moved to the UK, I was asked to do a voice-over for a telephone company. The company was looking for
As the first artistic director of the Grange Festival, the world-renowned singer talks to Graham Rogers about what's on offer in its
Sometimes going to the theatre is a pleasure and at other times it's total torture. But at least most of us get
For some time, mainstream audiences in France have lapped up edgy avant-garde theatre from the Germanic world in an established cultural exchange
I've had two career firsts in one job this year " my first touring show and my first pantomime role. I'd prepared
This year marks the 20th anniversary of actor Michael C Hall completing his graduate school training in acting at New York's Tisch
A former lawyer, Adalia gave up her legal career to work in theatre, beginning on the Spanish production of The Lion King. Georgia Snow
