Interview with the Actors in UHT’s Nora: A Doll’s House

After years of Covid-related delays, opening night for the long awaited UHT production of Nora: A Doll’s House draws near. It’s a bittersweet occasion as the final UHT production to be held in this famous theatre before it is relocated, but Nora will be both a farewell and a
celebration of the many happy memories made in this space. I spoke with James Madsen-Smith and Leah Bourne, two of the performers in Nora: A Doll’s House. Continue reading Interview with the Actors in UHT’s Nora: A Doll’s House

The Lonely Crowd: Good Things Come in Small Packages

I must admit to being pleasantly surprised upon seeing the running time of UHT’s semester one show The Lonely Crowd. Even genuinely enjoyable or accomplished productions have me trying to glance at my watch once they head into their third hour, and so The Lonely Crowd’s approximated 25 minute running time is a welcome change. Before seeing the show I find myself thinking that it’s good … Continue reading The Lonely Crowd: Good Things Come in Small Packages