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Interview: Matt Sutton on bringing the festive spirit of Dr Seuss and The Grinch to Leeds Playhouse this Christmas
Matt Sutton (Photography Credit: Anete Sooda) The Christmas season has to be one of my favourites in the theatre calendar. Across the globe, we have the most hearty and feel-good array of shows, from pantomime to ballet. But if you happen to find yourself in the Yorkshire area, then Leeds Playhouse's production of Dr Seuss's How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical may just be the show for you. We chat with Matt Sutton who plays the Grinch's loyal dog-servant Old Max, as w

Jack Davey
Nov 43 min read


Interview: Nadim Naaman on a night of RepresentAsian, and supporting future generations of talent
Nadim Naaman (Photography Credit: Jennie Scott) Up next on Jackstage's interview series we have actor, singer and writer Nadim Naaman, who is set to star in the RepresentAsian: An Evening Of Asian Talent concert on Monday 9th November 2026 at London's Lyric Theatre. We speak with Nadim to find out more about the event, and what we can do to support young creatives from under-represented backgrounds. *** 1. This November 9th, you are set to star in RepresentAsian at the Lyric

Jack Davey
Oct 265 min read


Interview: Luis Dias on Are We Friends? and the power of platonic connection
Open Door Collective's Are We Friends? (Camden Fringe) Welcome back to Jackstage's interview series!! Up next we have Luis Dias, the writer, actor and director of Are We Friends?, a play debuting at Camden Fringe this summer. Presented as a member of Open Door Collective alongside actor Noah Matthews Matofsky, continue reading for Dias' process in creating this heartfelt production: *** 1. Are We Friends? is an intimate two-hander of a play. Could you tell us a little more ab

Jack Davey
Jun 114 min read


Interview: Alexander Millington talks Split Infinitive and Buxton Festival Fringe
Split Infinitive's what are we going to do when this is all over? Welcome to Jackstage's brand new series of Interviews! Join us as we speak to actors and creatives from the theatre industry, and what shapes their work. Up first is Alexander Millington, performer and co-founder of theatre company Split Infinitive. Alongside Helen Millington, the pair are set to debut their latest play what are we going to do when this is all over? at Buxton Festival Fringe this summer, follow

Jack Davey
Jun 53 min read
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