Blogs & Interviews

Blog: 43 Years of Theatre Royal Plymouth: A timeline – by Chris Baker

Blog: Celebrating The Joan Lucas Fund – by Holly Wigmore

Blog: Puppetry in the theatre – by The Captain of The Beagle

Blog: The Star Who Danced – by Malaika Kegode

Blog: From Football to Fringe – by James Greenacre

Blog: The Key: A Celebration of TR2 – by Cathryn Macey

Celebrating Dare to Dazzle on World Refugee Day – by Beth Siddall

Q&A: Artists for Change reflect on their year-long roles

Imogen Perrin (née Kinchin)

Andrzej Blonski: A TRP Tribute

The impact of Tiny Tales – by Lucy Donald

Nationwide Young Technicians: Nurturing the next generation of talent – by Beth Siddall

10 Years of Funky Llama – by Sara Rhodes

Celebrating the With Flying Colours project – by Lucy Donald

My first month as an Artist for Change – by Natasha Pavey

TRP’s Young Company present The Sad Club – by Sam Tucker

My Theatre Awards 2023 (so far) – by Indigo Cleverley

The Circus of Life – by Clair Sargeant

My Acting Up experience – by Wendy Sheard

A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction, or How to Power a Play with Four Bicycles and a Bag of Bananas – by James Banyard

The End of the Beginning – by James Mackenzie-Blackman

Behind the Scenes of Funky Llama Community Cabaret – by Sam Tucker

Announcing The Artist, TRP’s latest co-production – by James Mackenzie-Blackman

My experience of the Wampanoag takeover – by Cathryn Macey

Celebrating 20 Years of TR2 – by Sam Tucker

Happy Birthday TR2 – by Cathryn Macey

TR2 turns 20 – by Thomas George

We Are the Land: Enabling the Wampanoag to tell their story – by Mandy Precious

TRP’s backstage tours – by Rosie Sharman-Ward

TRP’s co-production Happy Meal opens at the Sydney Festival – by Hugh Borthwick

One Year of TRP Stories – by Chris Baker

Happy Birthday Theatre Royal Plymouth – by Claire Skinner

Theatre Royal Plymouth at Edinburgh Fringe – by Chris Baker

Theatre Royal Plymouth at Edinburgh Fringe – by Ellie Woolman

Behind the scenes at Delicate rehearsals in Norway – by Hugh Borthwick