As an autistic person, I experience various sensory differences. I can’t cope with bright, flashing lights. I’m highly sensitive to temperature changes. Certain fabrics and clothing seams/tags make my skin itch. But the biggest one is my sound sensitivity, or navigating noise, and yet… I work with sound. This might seem like a contradiction. Indeed,

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Host Anna Robb sits down with Sophie Duncan, an award-winning creative director, choreographer, and performer whose work spans theatre, circus, film, radio, and special events. From Dragone’s The House of Dancing Water to Cirque du Soleil, international competitions, and collaborations with Florentina Holsinger, Sophie has carved out a unique voice in the evolving art of

Host Anna Robb sits down with Emile Saba, a Palestinian theatre director, actor, and Artistic Director of Ashtar Theatre. From his early training in Ramallah to earning an MFA in stage performance in the U.S., Emile has built a career at the intersection of art, activism, and community healing. Under his leadership, Ashtar continues its

Cranking up the festive cheer across the UK is That’ll Be Christmas, Prestige Productions’ latest edition of the smash-hit tour That’ll Be The Day. Following their monumental 40th anniversary autumn outing, That’ll Be Christmas is the gift that keeps giving, taking audiences on a rockin’ sleigh ride through favourite festive hits from the past and

This winter, audiences are invited somewhere over the rainbow with Wicked Witches – A Popular Panto!, where they can enjoy a Wicked and The Wizard of Oz inspired pantomime at London’s Pleasance Theatre. In a unique collaboration with The Vaults, The Pleasance will present two different versions of the show, with an all-ages performance for