Tag: Joshua Lacey

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News: Full cast announced for National Theatre’s London Tide

The National Theatre has announced full casting for the world premiere of London Tide, as the company begins…

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Review: Othello, National Theatre

Tanya Franks and Giles Terera impress in Clint Dyer’s cleverly wrought new take on Othello at the…

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News: National Theatre’s Othello reveals its full cast

Clint Dyer (Death of England: Parts 1, 2, and 3; Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical) will…

Posted in Arthur Miller Barbican Theatre Ivo van Hove National Theatre News Shakespeare Theatre

News: National Theatre adds five new productions to streaming platform National Theatre at Home

The National Theatre has today announced the latest productions to be made available on its National Theatre…

Posted in Jerry Herman Musicals News Open Air Theatre Photos Theatre

News: Tristram Kenton’s stage archive – the Open Air Theatre edition

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

Posted in National Theatre Theatre Theatre review Tony Kushner

Review: The Visit or The Old Lady Comes to Call, National Theatre

Any opportunity to see Lesley Manville on stage should be taken but The Visit or The Old…

Posted in Film Musicals

Film Review: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)

On the two viewings I’ve managed so far, I’m pretty sure Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again…

Rory Kinnear as Macbeth, Beatrice Scirocchi as Witch and Anna-Maria Nabirye as Witch in Macbeth at the National Theatre (c) Brinkhoff Mögenburg 1002-1006
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Review: Macbeth, National Theatre

A whole lot of post-apocalyptic hurly-burly and sadly not much more besides – the National Theatre’s Macbeth really…

Posted in Agatha Christie Film Kenneth Branagh

Film Review: Murder On The Orient Express (2017)

“I know your moustache…” What to do when you want your new film to be a new…