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“To difficult and brilliant women who persist, keep being bloody difficult” Sarah Tara Ray's debut play, Our Mothers' Daughters, follows The Artist (LJ Williams) and her two roommates Billy (Sarah Tara Ray) and Kat (Natasha Mula) as they deal with the difficulties that come with being a woman in her twenties. It is a stunningly relatable story, with every character representing a wealth of different obstacles women could face, and handling every one with class. It is also a p

Making theatre is a labour of love - one that is in equal parts deep, passionate, turbulent and challenging. Nevertheless, despite years of uncertainty and a whole lot of trust, both the creation process and true love itself, are worth every struggle. This sentiment echoes through Redcliffe, a debut musical from Jordan Luke Gage currently playing in the Large at Southwark Playhouse Borough. After three years in development, the musical beams with Gage’s devotion to the previo

When I started taking classes in musical theatre some years ago, I was told repeatedly that the world's best belters were young kids. Their natural ability to lay their souls bare on stage without a single worry about what the person in row H could be thinking is the greatest of gifts, something that is lost much too quickly as we grow up. These kids are simply grateful to be singing and dancing on stage, and it really shows. In comes Annie, a story everyone around the world