Written for What’s On Stage Shortly after graduating Kent University, Jon Cooper won a place on The Old Vic’s New Voices company 2006. Subsequently he was chosen to be part of the Old Vic’s US/UK exchange program. His first full-length play For Once I Was was developed at The Old Vic and then went on [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Tristan Bates Theatre’
Interview: Jon Cooper on A Lady Of Substance
Posted in Interviews, tagged A Lady of Substance, hip-hop, Jon Cooper, Keats, Matthew Dunster, new writing, performance poetry, Sheer Drop, Tristan Bates Theatre on March 25, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
May Midnight Matinee: The Curious Case of the Disappearing Audience
Posted in Comment, tagged Laura Kriefman, Midnight Matinee, The Actors Centre, Tristan Bates Theatre on May 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Just where was the audience at last week’s Tristan Bates Midnight Matinee? In 2009 it was one of Time Out’s picks of the year garnished with incredibly positive audience feedback. But there’s no denying that it was both disappointingly flat on Saturday and woefully under attended. I had experienced a similar feeling at the last [...]
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