Review: Hamlet by SUSU Theatre Group @ The Annex
Emily Dennis left The Annex as a whole new person (and was slightly sexy)
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Review: Theatre Group’s Present Laughter @ The Annex
Editor, Sam Pegg, reviews the TG’s first show back in the Annex for two years!
Review: Blindly Dating (Pilot)
Sam Pegg reviews the pilot episode of Elle Bogle’s Blindly Dating.
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest at the Annex
Martha Luke reviews the latest production by Theatre Group, The Importance of Being Earnest.
Review: A Midsummer’s Night Dream at The Annex Theatre
Rachel Prusso dives into a Midsummer Night’s Dream and the latest mystical production from Southampton University’s Theatre Group
Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at The Annex Theatre
Sophie and Thea enjoy a night of ‘G O O D F U N’ with SUSU Theatre Group.
Review: Nell Gwynn at The Annex Theatre
Deputy Editor Sophie Jones reviews Theatre Group’s Freshers’ production of the story of one of the first women on the English stage.
Review: Theatre Group’s Hamlet
Sophie reviews Theatre Group’s Hamlet, directed by Josh Harris, Thomas Cope, and Samena Brunning.
Review: Theatre Group’s As You Like It
Writer Sophie Jones reviews Theatre Group’s Freshers’ production of Shakespeare’s classic romantic comedy.
“The script is great, everyone is great. It’s all about having fun.” – An interview with Dorian Gray’s Lead Actor Jordan Gardner
Continuing the coverage promoting Theatre Group’s Halloween production, News Editor Rob chats to the eponymous lead in The Picture of Dorian Gray, Jordan Gardner.
The Freshers Guide to Theatrical Societies
Ben McQuigg tells us about SUSU’s many theatrical societies.
Review: Theatre Group’s Festen at the Annex Theatre
News Editor Rob reviews Theatre Group’s latest show, an adaptation of Thomas Vinterburg’s cult classic film.
Theatre Group production of Festen to premiere tonight
The play is directed by Second Year English Literature student Joshua Harris.
Review: Theatre Group’s Animal Farm
Sophie Howard reviews the company’s Freshers Show, an adaptation which brings the famous Orwellian novel to the stage.