Starter For Ten (Press Night, Bristol Old Vic)

Since Brian Jackson was young, he’s dreamed of being on the famed quiz show University Challenge. Now eighteen and heading to university, that dream has never wavered, but now Brian must reconcile it amidst his studies, new and changing friendships, the heady glow of first love, and answering that age old question: who do I […]

Accessibility in Theatre: The PR Problem

I’m always going to be grateful for theatre: it has helped me forge the most valuable friendships I have in my life, helped me nurture my own creativity in terms of my blog and my podcast, ensured I’ve broadened my horizons in terms of the kind of pieces I choose to see and enriched my […]

When a show moves home… and you’re no longer welcome – My thoughts on SIX relocating to the Vaudeville

This piece is a day late, and others I admire including Shona Louise have written about it far more eloquently than I probably will, but this is important and I’m tired of being passive. I realised lately I don’t use my platform, small though it is, to help impact change, so here’s me making a […]

Faith Healer (The Old Vic In Camera)

As a theatre fan, lockdown and the pandemic has shown me time and again how much I love and miss the arts industry. It’s where I found my tribe – friends who I share shows with, people whom I admire and love supporting. It gives me a sense of fulfilment where I’m struggling to find […]

Kerrie’s Favourites – The Readathon: The Night Circus, Reading Nine

Hi folks, forgive the absence of a reading since Friday: I’ve been very busy with family time, jobhunting and focussed on trying to find a 2nd PA. Happily as well, I had some actual glorious live theatre on Sunday which was immense! So, here’s the latest in my readings of The Night Circus, fundraising for […]

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 […]

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 […]

Wheelie Stagey Podcast: The Sitzprobe

Ladies & Gents: I’m really proud (and a little bit terrified) to present the Sitzprobe (a rehearsal where the cast integrates with the orchestra) episode of my Wheelie Stagey Podcast! We talk about how this crazy idea came about, my favourite shows of 2019, what I’m looking forward to seeing in 2020 and much more! […]