TTG PANTO – A new dame for a new year
Pantomime is a Christmas tradition. Oh no, it isn’t! Oh yes, it is! In Gibraltar, it isn’t! In fact, in Gibraltar it has become...
MAKING THEM WEEP – Mark Dallison: feels good to be baddie!
“Maybe because I am tall, maybe because of my pulling faces, maybe because of my ornate Captain Hook costume, but it worked! I scared...
PLAYFUL HEALING – Too much drama in your life? Act it...
The first fully qualified dramatherapist in Gibraltar, Nyree Turnock Robinson is introducing the local community to a novel mental hygiene method applied in schools,...
FROM DANCE TO THEATRE – Erica relishes the stage
A versatile performer who can feel equally at ease with dancing, her first and lifelong passion, and acting, her relatively newfound talent, Erica McGrail...
LIFE IN A WHEELCHAIR – When there’s Wheels, there is a...
A way around it. Maybe the long way around it, but eventually people with disabilities will find the way to override hurdles, and that...
SAMANTHA IN CHARACTER – From ‘Constellations’ to ‘Contractions’
Last year’s Drama Festival revelation Samantha Barrass returns to tread the prestigious boards this month in the Trafalgar Theatre Group production ‘Contractions’, a one-act...
ROBIN HOOD & THE THREE KINGS – Nadine talks panto and...
Oh no, she didn’t! Oh yes, she did! After some twenty years spent consolidating the pantomime tradition in Gibraltar with the Trafalgar Theatre Group,...
