Download SMITHS' 2nd Issue here … Read more

Hannah Wright reviews The Rake's Progress and finds a contemporary Opera which may win the genre some new fans... … Read more

After becoming President of the Cambridge Footlights (2002-2003) Stefan Golaszewski is a man whose career has been gathering some serious momentum… … Read more

The 1st Issue of SMITHS Magazine for immediate download … Read more

The National Theatre along with Smiths Magazine are offering the chance to win tickets to see the upcoming production of 'PAINS OF YOUTH'... CLICK HERE to find out more! ... … Read more

Sarah Farrell reviews Mother Courage at the National Theatre. … Read more

Faye Timby tells us how this new adaptation of the book at The Young Vic did not disappoint ... … Read more

James Thierree is an irritatingly talented performer whom tonight I witnessed bounding around the Barbican Theatre with an elasticity and gracefulness comparable to that of an Olympic gymnast… or maybe even Spiderman? … Read more

Life is a dream turns out to be a dream of a play and is on at the Donmar Warehouse until the 28th November. … Read more

Emily Rhodes talks about her personal experiences this August as a member of Goldsmiths Drama Society… … Read more

Back in June 2003, police find 56,000 lines of text on a 14-year-old boy’s computer. Through the complex creation of numerous chat room identities and false cyber-relationships the boy plans his own murder, persuading a friend aged 16 to stab him in an alleyway in South Manchester. Being from the town where this actual event took place, I was intrigued when hearing about a production based on these events called ‘I love you, Bro’ being performed at The Pleasance Theatre in Islington... … Read more

Hannah Wright covers Goldsmiths' Alchemy Troupe at the Fringe Festival and finds a tale of love, loss and leafleting. … Read more