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Demand is growing to allow flexible working for cast as well as crew in the theatre industry

A noisy, busy comedy that loses its anchor somewhere in the chaos, theatre review by Alexandra Coghlan

Pacy, vigorous, entrancing.

Verdict: A welcome return Rating: Like a nervous Grandma, the RSC will have you over again, but insists you stay in the garden. Specifically, in its Covid-friendly Lydia & Manfred Gorvy Garden Theatre: an intimate outdoor amphitheatre named after the billionaires who forked out for it. On a sultry July evening — can of cold wine clutched in my fist, the splash of Avon rowers keeping a beat in the background — this production finally made it in front of a live audience, a mere year-and-a-bit later than planned. 'It has been so, so hard,' the RSC's artistic director Gregory Doran told me b...

After virus closures, Shakespeare returns... outside Thu, Jul 15, 2021 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON: Britain´s Royal Shakespeare Company has returned to the stage after an enforced 18-month absence due to the coronavirus pandemic -- at a specially built open-air theatre in the bard´s home town. The first performance of "The Comedy of Errors" took place on Tuesday night, in front of a 250-strong crowd -- half the capacity until pandemic restrictions are eased in England next week. "This feels like the real spirit of Shakespeare. You´ve just got the words, the space and the audience," actor Greg Hai...