Author: James Haddrell

Last month the Evening Standard announced that it was terminating the contracts of its two full-time theatre critics – Henry

In times of austerity, arts funding is always one of the first areas of public spending that comes under scrutiny

Winners of the Les Enfants Terribles Edinburgh Award in 2016 and annual producers of the Greenwich Theatre festive studio show,

While the Woolwich Grand is now a thing of the past, and the Woolwich Cultural District is scheduled to appear

The Merry Wives Of Windsor is not one of Shakespeare’s most commonly produced plays – but if the current production

Last night saw the opening of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Birchmere Park in Thamesmead. The production, produced by Global

“What’s in a name?” The question, asked by Juliet Capulet in an attempt to persuade herself that it’s alright to

If you say the name F Scott Fitzgerald to just about anyone, ardent fan or casual reader, the first thing

Is technology threatening to bring about an end to live theatre? While theatre obviously takes advantage of technological innovation –

BY JAMES HADDRELL Artistic & Executive Director of Greenwich Theatre In theatre we don’t always get it right first time. Just

James Haddrell is the artistic and executive director of Greenwich Theatre. At this time of year, much of the theatre

James Haddrell, the artistic and executive director of Greenwich Theatre, gives his opinion on increasing theatre prices. I cannot remember

There has been much discussion in recent years about the accessibility of theatre, or the need for the theatre industry

Passion is infectious. Just as laughter can start with one person in a room and gradually spread like a slow-burning

In 1892, rehearsals began for the premiere of a new play by Oscar Wilde – Salomé. A far cry from

James Haddrell is the artistic and executive director of Greenwich Theatre Working in theatre, I am privileged to have the

James Haddrell, artistic and executive director of Greenwich Theatre, speaks to Max Emmerson about No Miracles Here…