Author name: Greg Wetherall

To delicately and sensitively document the swathes of the youth population who are cast adrift in the outliers of society

Doubt, trust and suspicion may be themes that have been exhaustively plundered and explored in theatre since time immemorial, but

The beauty of theatre is that affords a visceral platform for collaboration to come alive in front of a patron’s

Oh, the modern world. Oh, these modern times. Forgive the hint of resignation, but common consensus is that this is

What starts off as a rollicking stream of (articulate) consciousness expounding the raggedy charms of inner city life ends up

Startlingly, suicide is the biggest killer of males under the age of 45. The shockwaves of such an incomprehensible statistic

On paper, Don Quixote in Algiers offers an enthralling melting pot mix of fact and fiction. In reality, it suffers,

The heavyweight Scandinavian dramatist, August Strindberg, remains an imposing figure. Although 2012 saw the centenary of his death, his is