British Prime Minister, Jim Hacker’s company at Chequers are turned into Czech Hunters in Drama Soc’s adaption of coalition era stage play Yes, Prime Minister. The two hour play snowballed
British Prime Minister, Jim Hacker’s company at Chequers are turned into Czech Hunters in Drama Soc’s adaption of coalition era stage play Yes, Prime Minister. The two hour play snowballed
When Mark Cantan wrote Jezebel, his intention was to “show how complications lead to comedy.” So I was slightly surprised when I entered the Dramabarn on Friday night by the
Woman in Mind is the 32nd play by Alan Ayckbourn that first premiered in Scarborough in 1985. It then went on to receive excellent reviews in London’s Vaudeville Theatre in
When the schedule for this term’s plays at the drama barn was released back in December, I have to admit that one title fixed my attention: Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit. And last
DramaSoc’s production of Neil LaBute’s Autobahn managed to deal with incredibly dark topics, while still including light comic relief through its varied vignettes. The set was strangely simple yet extravagant,
So it’s week nine already and the term is fast drawing to a close with the usual exclamations of “it’s gone by so quickly!” Christmas is rearing its tinselled head
Blank brick walls with a beaten up solitary sign reading ‘Road’ greets the audience with a sparsity of spirit that is all too common in the depiction of the working
Jack Western enjoys this stage adaptation of the classic BBC comedy.
Emily Mangles finds The Importance of Being Earnest to be a funny and worthwhile production, despite some minor first night slip ups.
Charlie interviews key members of York’s performance societies on the importance of theatre
Edd Riley reviews DramaSoc’s latest production, Evolve, finding its ambition admirable but risky.
Phil is impressed by Dramasoc’s “unique” rendition of this “notoriously challenging” piece
Will reviews Dramasoc’s latest production, finding it “admirable”, but “difficult to cope with.”
Sinéad reviews DramaSoc’s Rough Crossing and concludes it is “not to be missed!”
George reviews Dramasoc’s “powerful” and “intellectually stimulating” production of Oleanna
Maddy is charmed by Dramasoc’s insightful tragi-comedy.