Category: David Hare

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News: National Theatre Live announces Dear England with Joseph Fiennes and VANYA with Andrew Scott, set to release in cinemas across the UK and Ireland

The National Theatre today announces two new National Theatre Live productions that will be released to audiences…

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Review: Straight Line Crazy, Bridge Theatre

The Ralph Fiennes/David Hare show continues with Straight Line Crazy as Nick Hytner exerts his stranglehold over…

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A few shows to look forward to

Rehearsal pics might not always be the most exciting thing but they do serve as a useful…

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#AdventwithClowns Day 8 – Beat the Devil

David Hare adapts and directs his own Beat the Devil with a strong Ralph Fiennes once again…

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News: Angels in America amongst productions added to National Theatre at Home

The National Theatre has today announced three new filmed productions have been added to its streaming service…

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TV Review: Roadkill

The new David Hare political drama Roadkill proves to be the scariest thing about this year’s Hallowe’en,…

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New TV shows for winter

As the clocks go back, the prestige TV shows come out, so I checked out the first…

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News: Tristram Kenton’s stage archive – the David Hare edition

I’m loving this deep dive that the Guardian is doing  into Tristram Kenton’s archive, this time taking…

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Review: Beat The Devil, Bridge Theatre

David Hare gets in first with his coronavirus monologue Beat The Devil at the Bridge Theatre, evocatively…