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Keep up to date with all our activities by reading our regular blogs written by actor and theatre practitioner Janine Haynes.
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Putting female stories centre stage in ‘A Taste of Honey’ at Stantonbury Theatre next month
17th April 2025In this blog, we give you insight into the iconic kitchen-sink drama and introduce you to our fantastic cast. ‘A Taste of Honey’ is a groundbreaking and gritty play written by Shelagh Delaney in the late 1950s when she was just nineteen.
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Theatre and the arts in crisis once again thanks to UK government
11th April 2025Wednesday 26th March saw Rachel Reeves deliver her first spring statement that outlined s series of reforms and spending cuts that raised concerns within the culture and arts sectors, because once again the arts were overlooked.
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Censorship – the fine line in theatre
15th March 2025Censorship in theatre has been a contentious subject for many years - centuries even - with it being right at the heart of a cancelled performance last year...
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Celebrating women in theatre and the arts this International Women’s Day
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A Taste of Honey comes to Stantonbury Theatre
3rd February 2025‘A Taste of Honey’ is an iconic play written by Delaney when she was just nineteen. She wrote the play following her first trip to the theatre thinking she could create something a lot better than what she had experienced at the Manchester Opera House...
Recent Posts
- Putting female stories centre stage in ‘A Taste of Honey’ at Stantonbury Theatre next month
- Theatre and the arts in crisis once again thanks to UK government
- Censorship – the fine line in theatre
- Celebrating women in theatre and the arts this International Women’s Day
- A Taste of Honey comes to Stantonbury Theatre