Jay Miller - Hackney Citizen

The Glass Menagerie, The Yard Theatre, stage review: 'Sombre symbolism'

A Tennessee Williams classic, lovingly staged, is a fitting tribute to The Yard's past ahead of its big revamp

Author: Hackney Citizen

The Glass Menagerie, The Yard Theatre, stage review: 'Sombre symbolism'

Yard sticks: Hackney theatre that began as a pop-up secures funding for state-of-the-art renovation

Yard Theatre director ‘incredibly proud’ as venue sures up its long-term future

Author: Hackney Citizen

Yard sticks: Hackney theatre that began as a pop-up secures funding for state-of-the-art renovation

The Flea, The Yard Theatre, stage review: ‘An epic undertaking’

This retelling of the 1889 Cleveland Street scandal has its flaws, but it ‘will certainly not bore you’

Author: Gabriel Wilding

The Flea, The Yard Theatre, stage review: ‘An epic undertaking’

The Yard Theatre announces new programme for artists following £250k survival grant

The Wick venue is inviting applications to Live Lab, a paid course designed to teach artists from all disciplines how to direct a stage show

Author: Hackney Citizen

The Yard Theatre announces new programme for artists following £250k survival grant

The Crucible, Yard Theatre, review: ‘A subtle alternative to the good versus evil binary’

This ‘deft’, three-hour take on Arthur Miller’s classic play keeps the audience on tenterhooks

Author: Sarah Birch

The Crucible, Yard Theatre, review: ‘A subtle alternative to the good versus evil binary’

This Beautiful Future, The Yard, theatre review – love during wartime

The latest production at The Yard, This Beautiful Future, is “a tale of love and war” set in occupied France, 1944

Author: Hackney Citizen

Bradley Hall as Otto & Hannah Millward as Elodie in This Beautiful Future. Photograph: Richard Lakos

Removal Men, The Yard Theatre, review: ‘at its best worthy of Joe Orton’

An Immigration Removal Centre is the setting for a new play at the Yard Theatre that explores a ‘crisis of compassion’ in society, through song, dance and caustic-whimsical dialogue

Author: Hackney Citizen

Removal Men, The Yard Theatre, review: ‘at its best worthy of Joe Orton’

Fat White Family founding member’s debut play Removal Men lands in Hackney Wick

A love story set inside an immigration removal centre asks whether compassion is possible in a world of wire fences

Author: Hackney Citizen

New play Lines looks at how peace is 'just a gap between wars'

Four soldiers struggle to adapt to not being at war in the latest production at the Yard Theatre

Author: Hackney Citizen

The Mikvah Project – stage review: 'dissecting stereotypes and clichés'

Erotically-charged new play The Mikvah Project at The Yard Theatre explores Jewish faith and the boundaries of love

Author: East End Review