The Violet Curtain

Isolated in a room of debris, time on her mind, and gradually going insane: Tudor’s set-up in The Long Now might be vaguely familiar to ...

“Reality abandoned all of us. This is an exploration of our break up with our past, And the new relationship we have with our future.”

Why do people love the works of William Shakespeare, a dead white man from the 16th and 17th century? ...

"A utility belt for classical actors that hacks the codes contained on the page to make your performances more powerful and effective"

Win a coaching session with Broadway and West End stars. SLOCOACH is a digital online coaching platform for the arts. HOW TO ENTER....

"Skills, coaching and learning online from the best"

"Dance, perseverance and the business behind creativity" Guest: Joanna Vargas 

National Theatre of Scotland:digital theatre. These videos are stripped back and simplistic – they are fifty responses to our new existence

If you are wondering what a ‘musical monologue’ is – look no further. Hollow is a charming twenty-minute musical journey.

"Innovation, integration and asylum seekers finding creative paths." Guest: Leah Gayer and more special interviews.

" Confidence, public speaking and some secrets of stand-up comedy."

"Graduates, agents and seizing the Covid moment"

Mental health, workshops and a very busy lockdown. Guest: Stevie Williams from Stand Tall Theatre

It's not often we see the messy workings of entertainment law and intellectual property behind the glossy exterior of the music industry

Improv, Frankenstein and a drama student in New York.

Introducing The Violet Curtain Podcast: Off Script. Discussions, interviews, recommendations and more. Episode One out now.

A beautiful selection of Zoom conversations about what it means to be a black woman navigating the complicated world of interracial love.

An updated list of online theatre to stream. Keep supporting the arts and finish lockdown strong.

The Old Vic: In Camera. Find out why you should buy tickets. ‘If you think that ignorance is bliss, this one probably isn’t for you’

Book Review. A Love Letters to Britain's Theatres. Massie-Blomfield illustrates why she loves theatre and puts into words why you do too.