Wild Will is made up from a wide and diverse collection of amazing individual, united by a love of theatre, entertainment and having fun.
Straight away I was immersed into a community that thrived off of an infectious atmosphere of fun and creativity, rehearsing and performing in a beautiful environment that gave us a natural scenery that transcended our storytelling.
A guide to the major themes, characters and dramatic ideas in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, written for A-Level English students.
A reflection from Deputy Headteacher Anna Norman on a day of Shakespeare, inclusion and student confidence
Jerusalem opens with a countdown. Fifty-five, fifty-six, fifty-seven — nine o'clock. From that first beat, time becomes the play's quiet antagonist. Rooster can outdrink most things and outtalk almost anything, but twenty-four hours is twenty-four hours. And the clock doesn't care about his stories.
Wild Will Theatre Company is proud to announce that Academy Award-winning actor Jeremy Irons has become the Patron of the Devon-based community theatre company, in a major endorsement of its unique artistic vision and exceptional quality.
The cast come back together to rehearse Jerusalem,
Set in Verona, Italy, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, (c. 1595) is a tragedy about two "star-crossed lovers" whose deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families.