Interviews

“It all culminates in a very Fargo-esque, Coen brothers sort of ending”: Scoot McNairy on Blood for Dust

Set in 1992, Rod Blackhurst’s Blood for Dust follows Cliff (Scoot McNairy), a desperate salesman pulled into drug running by his former colleague Ricky...

“Theatre is a wonderful way to escape for a couple of hours”: Kerry Ellis, Bill Buckhurst and Preeya Kalidas on If/Then at Savoy Theatre

Olivia Gardener

“I think Bilk could bring it back and make it cool to be in a rock and roll band again”: Sol Abrahams on Bilk’s new album Essex, Drugs and Rock and Roll

“One thing we always try to put into the songs is that, despite everything, we were always loved”: James Yates on Pastel’s debut album Souls In Motion

“This is like a dream – Nick Frost meets horror”: Sebastian Croft and Maisie Ayres on Get Away