January 24, 2024
Blog post | MOCA North: The online Indestructible exhibition
The MOCA North site features a virtual gallery and online guide for the Indestructible exhibition which our central character in the play, Catherine Shaw, agrees to curate and create new work for. An alumnus of the YBA movement of the 90s, Catherine hasn’t had a solo exhibition in 10 years,…
October 6, 2023
Blogpost | 10 Things you didn’t know about Omnibus Theatre
To celebrate 10 years of Omnibus Theatre, we're looking back fondly and sharing some fun facts with you, our dedicated audiences. From a local library to cats, rock 'n' roll, Roman plinths and of course, our work as a theatre.
September 6, 2023
Blogpost | Diary of a Play
Charlie Dupré, tells us about the life of his play Compositor E from the very beginning, starting with his first experiences with Shakespeare.
July 19, 2023
Blogpost | WWWC’s approach to New Writing
Throughout the creation of Artist/Muse, one theme emerged: the collective result was always better than our individual ideas.
July 14, 2023
Blogpost | 10 Underrated Female Artists
Celebrating Artistic Brilliance | The Wednesday Women’s Writing Collective on the ten most underrated female artists in advance of their Edinburgh previews of ARTIST / MUSE
July 12, 2023
Blogpost | Karaoke in Crisis
The Clusterflux Collective on PLEASE LEAVE (A MESSAGE) as part of our #EdPreviews2023 Season
July 12, 2023
Blogpost | The five films that inspired SUNSETS
Five Films that Inspired ‘Sunsets.' My solo play, Sunsets, is about one woman’s fascination with romantic comedies and her attempt to find her own happy ending. While recording it for a podcast, of course. It looks at the golden age of rom coms (and beyond) but also the content that…
April 2, 2023
Rehearsal Diary | The Woman Who Turned into a Tree
A Q&A with performer Bathsheba Piepe about the experience of working on “The Woman Who Turned into a Tree” & critiquing the male gaze.
March 30, 2023
In Conversation With | Maddy Costa on Theatre Club
A Q&A with Maddy Corner about Theatre Club - a casual conversation space for audience to talk about a show they have seen.
