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Ibsen researcher Kirsten Shepherd talks new play ‘Burning Down The House’: “It’s up to the audience to decide what they feel about Ibsen’s role in all of it”
The real story behind Ibsen’s magnum opus comes to life in Breach Theatre’s newest historical play. Guillermo Nazara chats with the show’s lead consultant about her research breakthroughs, the piece’s development and how it explores Laura Kieler’s devastating public exposure. What prompted you to research the real-life story of Laura Kieler? She’s always been in the…
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George Bladgen talks upcoming production of ‘Love Never Dies: “My challenge is for audiences to find some redeeming features in Raoul”
The sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s haunting romance returns to the West End in a special concert version featuring a star-studded cast. Guillermo Nazara chats with one of its leads to learn about his approach to the role and its challenges just a few days ’till we hear him sing. How does it feel to…
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Helen Dallimore talks Wicked’s 20th anniversary in the West End: “The most effective comedy is always grounded in truth”
Following last month’s thrillifying celebrations as the hit musical enters its third decade, London’s original Glinda reflects on her journey with the show, chatting with Guillermo Nazara about its challenges, lessons, and what’s made it popular for good. How did it feel to reunite with the show that started your career in musical theatre? It…