We all know the big un’s to watch out for in the first few months of 2010; Red, currently running at the Donmar Warehouse, the West End transfers of Enron and Jerusalem, Peter Brook at The Barbican which also houses the eclectic Bite Season for 2010 and work by the legendary Pina Bausch, Trilogy at [...]
Posts Tagged ‘The Blue Elephant Theatre’
Periods of upheaval; scary but essential.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Attempts on Her Life, Braham Murray, Coney, Greg Hersov, Ignition, Jasmine Cullingford, Katie Mitchell, Laura Kriefman, Manchester Royal Exchange, Max Stafford Clark, Nicholas Hytner, Punchdrunk, The Blue Elephant Theatre, The Factory, The National Theatre, The Waves, Theatre Derevo, Theatre du Complicite, Tristan Bates Theatre on November 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So the observant (and faithful!) of you will have noticed that I have been absent from this blog for the last 2 months. I won’t make excuses, but this has been due to a massive bout of upheaval and hopefully the last move I’m going to have to make for a long time. Now that [...]
Jasmine Cullingford talks about innovation and community at The Blue Elephant
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Antonio Ribeiro, Camberwell, Jasmine Cullingford, The Blue Elephant Theatre on June 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Set just 15 minutes away from Oval Tube Station lies Camberwell’s best kept secret – The Blue Elephant Theatre. Established in 1999 by writer and director Antonio Ribeiro, it was originally known as a showcase for foreign political theatre, but with the arrival of Jasmine Cullingford as the new Theatre and Programme Manager in 2006, [...]
Find the blue elephant; it is leading the way.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Devised performance, experimental theatre, Green Party, Gurkhas, Joanna Lumley, performance art, The Blue Elephant Theatre, The Camden People's Theatre, The Duchess of Malfi, Time Out on May 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Joanna Lumley has now leapt into the Green Party fray after her admirable win for the Gurkhas. I wish that this formidable opponent would also bring onto the agenda another much smaller, though clearly still important, issue in her repertoire. Lumley is a patron of The Blue Elephant Theatre in Camberwell and surely the woman [...]
