Deputy stage manager Emma Cook: How we made skulls and bones to be smashed up on stage
One of the upsides of being a deputy stage manager in a producing theatre is that the work can vary so much
One of the upsides of being a deputy stage manager in a producing theatre is that the work can vary so much
The playwright, 64, on guilty memories, cheating at maths and what he chose to ask Tony BlairBoarding school left me with a profound distrust of rules and authority. I remember the headmaste…