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Alongside the theatres that have been marking the 4th centenary of Shakespeare's death, there's been various other tributes from t...

Like a lot of bloggers I've been plugging the work of fringe ensemble The Faction for some years now, but recently they haven't ha...

If Friedrich Schiller is Germany's answer to Shakespeare, then Joan of Arc must be his Henry V . It even features its own Welshman, a...

When I first started following The Faction's work, it was with a highly physical, creative and pared-down (both in terms of production...

An unusually Shakespeare-heavy start to the year continues with what's become something of a tradition: The Faction's rep season a...

Last trip to the New Diorama for now, for three monologues to conclude the Reptember season in which The Faction showcase their actors an...

The Faction conclude their 2014 rep season with their pet playwright, Friedrich Schiller, and a tale of warring siblings. Handsome, charis...

I don't think I've seen The Faction tackle Greek Tragedy before - surprising really, as the importance of the Chorus would seeming...

For the third year running ambitious fringe company The Faction return to the New Diorama to perform a three-play repertory season. Shakes...