Rufus Norris: ‘We are living in an age of extreme selfishness’ | Stage | The Guardian
Shocked by the Brexit vote, the director of the National Theatre embarked on an ambitious countrywide listening project. Rufus Norris explains how everyone from shepherds to shop workers shaped his … Continue reading
Don’t underestimate the understudies | Stage | The Guardian
Understudies power West End shows and many use social media to say when they’re taking over a lead role. But those in Cameron Mackintosh Ltd’s productions must… Source: Don’t underestimate … Continue reading
Thought for the Day • GRUMPY OLD WOMEN LIVE • 2006
Shock Horror! The editor of R&V is a grumpy old woman. As are Jenny Éclair, Linda Robson and Dillie Keane – ‘their combined age is unprintable’. It’s easy to reach … Continue reading
REVIEW: Oh What A Lovely War!, Richmond Theatre (Touring) ✭✭✭✭ | British Theatre
My connection is still atrocious hence my not responding to comments. Oh, What A Lovely War Richmond Theatre, as part of UK tour 12 February 2015 4 Stars It’s grouse … Continue reading
Archive Interview • Geraldine James • 2004
Geraldine James is one of our most treasured actresses. In 1978, she made a remarkable impression playing a young deaf girl in Dummy, a television drama directed by Franc Roddam in which she … Continue reading
James Joyce’s iconic novel A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man tours to @LyricBelfast
Originally posted on #LoveBelfast:
THE New Theatre proudly presents the Irish National Tour of James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man for one week only at the Lyric…
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