Tag: Pip Carter

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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…

Posted in Bridge Theatre Bryony Lavery Philip Pullman Theatre Theatre review

Not-a-re-review: The Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage, Bridge Theatre

Nothing new to say that I didn’t cover in my initial review, other than I liked it…

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2021 Best Supporting Actor in a Play + in a Musical

Best Supporting Actor in a Play Dino Fetscher, The Normal Heart  A play that was almost too…

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fosterIAN awards 2021

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Photo teasers from some big new productions

To whet the appetite for some of this month’s big openings, here’s some photographic teasers… Transforming the…

Posted in Bridge Theatre Bryony Lavery Philip Pullman Theatre Theatre review

Review: The Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage, Bridge Theatre

Nicholas Hytner returns to the world of Philip Pullman with an impressively atmospheric take on The Book…

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News: National Theatre Live relaunches with new programme of four productions in cinemas worldwide

The National Theatre today announces the return of National Theatre Live with a new programme of four…

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Film Review: Spectre (2015)

After the emotional triumph of Skyfall, the lethargic pacing of Spectre can’t help but feel a letdown…

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News: The National Theatre announces 2021-22 programming and launches National Theatre Together

The National Theatre announces new programming and launches a major new campaign for its future, National Theatre…