Tag: Clare Foster

Posted in Almeida Theatre Sam Holcroft Theatre Theatre review

Review: A Mirror, Almeida Theatre

Plays within plays within plays, Jonny Lee Miller fans will go through a lot in A Mirror…

Posted in Mark Gatiss Russell T Davies TV

TV Review: Nolly

Russell T Davies works his customary magic in Nolly, an entertaining biopic of Crossroads star Noele Gordon…

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Review: Duet For One, Orange Tree Theatre

The magnificent Tara FItzgerald and Maureen Beattie shine in an emotionally charged take on Duet For One…

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Re-review: Best of Enemies, Noël Coward Theatre

James Graham’s stirring new play Best of Enemies makes the move from the Young Vic to the…

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News: Zachary Quinto and David Harewood to star in James Graham’s Best of Enemies

Zachary Quinto (The Boys in the Band, American Horror Story, Star Trek) will make his West End debut…

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Review: Best of Enemies, Young Vic

David Harewood and Charles Edwards lead James Graham’s new play Best of Enemies with real excitement in…

Posted in Hampstead Theatre Headlong James Graham News Royal Court Theatre Young Vic

Plays update November 2021

Casting updates for the Young Vic’s Best of Enemies, Hampstead Theatre’s Peggy For You, audio drama Ghost…

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10 of my top moments of the decade

Ever behind the curve, I present 10 of my top moments in a theatre over the last…

Posted in National Theatre Nina Raine Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Consent, Harold Pinter Theatre

With a mostly new cast, Nina Raine’s deeply considered and thought-provoking Consent transfers from the National to…