Stories Change Lives -Yahia

Sharing Stories ,  Sharing Lives ... Lived in Denmark and struggled to integrate. Caught between cultures. He lived in between Denmark and Gaza. But in a mental Limboland. A study in his life of issues of integration and people struggling between cultures and lands, trying to find home... “A Palestinian young man trying to live... Continue Reading →

DOUBTING THOMAS- more reviews

Paul Laverty : "This is beyond theatre, performance or acting.  It simply just, is.  This requires massive skill and collaboration and in no way is meant to underestimate the craft.  There is one moment when Thomas McCrudden recalls how he first felt empathy for another human being. If there is a more spellbinding moment in... Continue Reading →

Lars Von Trier about Limboland

Lars Von Trier wrote after seeing rehearsals of LIMBOLAND, Jeremy Weller's first film commissioned by DFI, Zentropa and DR1 and Winner of a Robert Prize for fiction (2011) "Watching the actors was like seeing fragments of their lives being recreated before my eyes. Limboland is one of the most exciting projects that Zentropa has produced for many... Continue Reading →

Sarah Kane about Jeremy Weller’s work

Testimonials on the work of Jeremy Weller: Sarah Kane (Playwright) said that seeing Jeremy Weller's work changed her life. Sarah was asked: How much influence do your think your plays can have in terms of changing society's perceptions and actions? Her answer:  "I've seen one piece of theatre that changed my life - Jeremy Weller's Mad. It... Continue Reading →

We’re all to blame for feral kids

The feral underclass puts on a show! This is the premise of BBC Imagine Documentary and it is compelling viewing. Director Jeremy Weller takes kids whose life stories are full of drugs and violence, who live in a 'council estate of mind', and makes theatre out of it. Truly a Play For Today. Some of... Continue Reading →

Reviews on “The Foolish Young Man”

The first night of Foolish Young Man was one of the most immediate and edgy theatre performances I have ever seen. The group of talented young actors brought together by Grassmarket created a sense of raw realism so convincing that you had to remind yourself at times that this was a rehearsed performance. It felt... Continue Reading →

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