Jake Leonard’s Frankenstein takes on the challenge of representing Mary Shelley’s classic gothic novel for the stage. His adaptation develops a life of its own through dynamic choral elements and shifting monologues. Through the creation of Victor Frankenstein’s monster, the play explores how boundaries are blurred between…
Famed for its record-breaking run, The Mousetrap is a truly renowned piece of theatre, which originally captivated audiences at Theatre Royal Nottingham in 1952. Since then it has been performed over 25,000 times, becoming one of the most successful productions in history. Celebrating its 60th anniversary the play returns…
Richard Bean’s Pub Quiz is Life deals with the multiplicity of issues surrounding unemployed modern Britain. Throughout the play, the cast seamlessly deliver dark themes comically without undermining the essence of desperation the characters face. Directed by Jess Courtney, the bold cast successfully manages to synthesise comedy and…
Tonight, only in the Rehearsal Room of the Nottingham New Theatre, is your last chance to see Eight. In response to a survey asking twenty somethings for the defining characteristic of their generation, Ella Hickson’s award winning play explores the answer, which was ‘apathy’. Snippets of the lives…
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