Theo is a freelance writer and editor. Formerly editor of WhatsOnStage, he has written for a range of publications including the Guardian, Time Out, The Stage and Time magazine.
The Roald Dahl estate’s in-house theatre department, tasked with bringing the writer’s stories to life on stage for the audiences of today, explain how the stories are reinvented and what else is to come
The Jewish arts centre JW3 has delivered music, drama, comedy and community for a decade. Now, it is staging its first Jewish pantomime. The team members behind the landmark production have put their own spin on panto traditions and share why they hope the show will bring communities together
The National Theatre’s local community project Public Acts has marked its fifth anniversary with a five-part, country-spanning Odyssey. As the production reaches the capital, its participants talk to Theo Bosanquet about its ideals and what the show means to them
Caroline Rouse has come a long way from wanting to be Ozzy Osbourne’s ‘water-bucket man’. The former rigging manager at the Royal Albert Hall talks to The Stage about climbing the ladder to becoming associate director at theatre consultants Charcoalblue
Last year, Theo Bosanquet got to see the premiere of his great-grandmother, author Anna Gmeyner’s, lost play. It was fresh, experimental and European, he says, and the sort of work that we don’t see enough of on UK stages
John Macfarlane has designed work for theatre, ballet and opera, and worked with talent such as Peter Brook, Peter Wright and
Liam Scarlett. He talks about what leads his designs, and the process of reworking The Nutcracker after 30 years
The West End’s Shaftesbury Theatre, has been undergoing refurbishments for about a decade. As the latest phase is completed, chief executive James Williams tells Theo Bosanquet about flytowers, underground bars and toilets