Q&A video and photos: Talking faith vs family with The Busy World is Hushed cast
Q&A video and photos: Talking faith vs family with The Busy World is Hushed cast

Q&A video and photos: Talking faith vs family with The Busy World is Hushed cast

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T15:24:27+00:003 November 2017|Tags: Arsalan Sattari, Finborough Theatre, Kazia Pelka, Keith Bunin, Mateo Oxley, Michael James, Paul Higgins, Playwrights' Horizons, Terri Paddock events, The Busy World Is Hushed|

Can we love someone whose belief system we fundamentally disagree with? If we love someone, can we denounce what we believe just to please them? Family and faith compete in thoughtful three-hander The Busy World Is Hushed.

My theatre diary: Plays to make you think – Widowers’ Houses, Visitors, Hope and Sirens

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:15:19+00:0029 December 2014|Tags: Alex Waldmann, Arcola Theatre, Barney Norris, Bush Theatre, George Bernard Shaw, Hope, Jack Thorne, John Tiffany, Linda Bassett, Ontroerend Goed, Orange Tree Theatre, Paul Higgins, Political plays, Post-show Q&As, Recommendations, Robin Soans, Royal Court Theatre, Simon Stephens, Sirens, Spellbound Productions, Up in Arms, Visitors, White Bear Theatre, Widowers' Houses|

Ontroerend Goed tackles feminism in Sirens at Soho Theatre If your brain has

Podcast: How to find Hope when the streetlights are turned off

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:15:28+00:0024 December 2014|Tags: Christine Entwisle, Council cuts, Jack Thorne, John Tiffany, Paul Higgins, Political plays, Recommendations, Royal Court Theatre, Rudi Dharmalingham, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Stella Gonet, Streetlights, Tom Georgeson|

It’s frightening how prescient Jack Thorne’s Hope is. Just this week, new