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Tag: Theatre Group

Theatre Group’s New Labour Review

Posted on 6th December 20217th December 2021 by Ben Stewart

Ben Stewart reviews the Theatre Group’s production of New Labour at Stage@Leeds!

Theatre Group’s Posh: A Roaring Success

Posted on 28th February 202028th February 2020 by Rory Yeates

Laura Wade’s award-nominated play first debuted at the Royal Court a decade ago, but as George Marlin writes in his director’s note, “Posh is as relevant and topical in a post-Brexit Britain as it was […]

Review: Theatre Group’s Random Acts of Malice

Posted on 13th February 202029th June 2020 by Séamus O'Hanlon

An intense personal tragedy, Random Acts of Malice was made successful by its versatile actors who balanced a heavy, difficult script with their own compelling characterisation. “Four people in a room with a gun” is […]

A reflection on Theatre Group’s ‘Our Country’s Good’, a play directed by Sammy Parmenter

Posted on 6th December 20196th December 2019 by Helena Smith

Helena Smith delivers a reflection on her experience watching Theatre Group’s production of ‘Our County’s Good’, and assesses the importance of the performing arts within university life.

Theatre Group’s Dorian Gray – Gay, Tense, and Wilde

Posted on 19th November 201919th November 2019 by Matthew Jeffery

Matthew Jefferey reviews Theatre Group’s adaptational production of The Picture of Dorian Grey, and sits down with director Eve Walton to find out about the creative process behind it all.

Hedda Gabler: Theatre Group‘s Tense and Thrilling Production Goes Off with a Bang

Posted on 15th November 201915th November 2019 by Matthew Jeffery

Matthew Jeffery reviews Theatre Group’s production of Hedda Gabler

Theatre Group’s “Othello” Is A Subversive Take On A Shakespearean Classic

Posted on 14th November 201828th March 2019 by Karolina Glasek

The Theatre Group’s Othello adaption, directed by Melanie Noa Jehan, is an original take on the Shakespearean classic. While many new elements are added (a poem and a song as well as changes to the […]

Theatre Group’s “No Exit” Brings Existentialism Into The Modern Age

Posted on 14th November 201828th March 2019 by Kate McCaughey

Two hours of dialogue set in the same, Victorian-style drawing room doesn’t jump out to me as a performance; in fact, I’d ordinarily be deterred. But the difference from what one may expect, is that […]

Meet the New Presidents of LUU’s Theatre Group and Open Theatre

Posted on 15th October 201825th March 2019 by Ed Barnes

Views Editor Ed Barnes talks new projects and daunting audition processes with Theatre Group‘s Katie Austin and Open Theatre‘s Eve Walton So first of all, to any readers who haven’t heard of your societies, what […]

Theatre Group Offer a Fresh Take on Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’

Posted on 24th November 201715th March 2019 by Katherine Corcoran

Featuring a strong cast, excellent production and a modern interpretation of the Shakespeare classic, Theatre Group’s ‘Macbeth’ is a success. Ella Kennedy’s Macbeth warps the classic tragedy into a narrative of underground secrecy, forming a […]

Birdsong: A ‘touching commemoration of the lives lost during the war’

Posted on 8th November 20179th November 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

LUU Theatre Group’s production of Birdsong was haunting to say the least. It defied time by slipping seamlessly between Stephen’s horrific struggle through the war and his time spent in the house of factory owner, […]

‘Constellations’ Looks For Love in an Infinite Universe

Posted on 3rd November 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Not so much a typical tale of romance, Nick Payne’s Constellations is a boy-meets-girl two-hander that explores the infinite outcomes of a relationship. A meeting, an intimate night, a betrayal, a reunion, a parting. The […]

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