TURN UP LONDON (Club 11 London Stream)

As a young white woman who recently decided I needed to learn about the privilege that gives me and become a better, more educated individual, I admit I hadn’t spent much time thinking about race and racism in the industry I love so much. But hoo boy  did I get a lesson and a wake up […]

A Sigh of Relief, and onwards: Reaction To the Arts, Culture & Heritage funding

I had my last outing to a theatre on Sunday 15th March, the weekend prior to the lockdown announcement here in the UK. I sat in the auditorium of the Lyceum watching a beloved favourite of mine, The Lion King with all the joy it usually brings, yet this time was tinged with a curious […]

Wheelie Stagey Talks Theatre: The Creative Performance Protest

  Like everyone in the arts industry right now, I’m terrified about the future. That being said, I’m immensely proud of the spirit and resilience of the community that has welcomed me and changed my life for the better in a multitude of ways, big and small. I want it to be able to continue […]

“One Small Smile…” – Reflecting on The Grinning Man

In my theatregoing career, I’ve seen hundreds of shows and had some really wonderful and memorable experiences, especially with musicals. I can’t speak for every fan, but I find that whilst every show you see is memorable in its own unique way, certain shows just stay with you. They get under your skin, you think […]

Nottingham Playhouse’s The Madness of George III (National Theatre At Home/NT Live Stream)

I begin with a confession: this play is my introduction to the work of Alan Bennett. Yeesh, it feels scary to admit that as someone with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in English Literature but there we are. I love the fact that I’m still discovering and learning about all these works even now so […]

Me and My Privilege

I want to preface this piece by acknowledging a couple things, namely: I can’t speak for everyone’s opinion – this is just a reflection my own behaviour. I’m scared of saying the wrong thing and what people might say. But, it feels important to me write this irrespective of that fear, because it feels like […]

Wheelie Stagey Talks Theatre: Bristol Old Vic’s Messiah (Bristol Old Vic At Home Stream)

On Friday 29th May, Bristol Old Vic launched their new streaming platform: Bristol Old Vic At Home , showcasing a programme featuring some of their groundbreaking and most exciting work, streaming live to Youtube every Friday for audiences to enjoy whilst we are adapting to the new sense of normality brought about by the pandemic. […]

“Boldness be my friend”: When Shakespeare gave me perspective

 This past bank holiday, I did something pretty amazing that was a massive tick off my personal bucket list. I helped fundraise, something I’ve always wanted to do but struggled to find the right outlet due to my physical limitations, and indeed the sheer amount of logistical planning it would take given these to find […]