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TV Review: Innocent (Series 1)

A strong cast make the first series of Innocent highly watchable, even if the storytelling never quite…

Posted in News Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

News: Shakespeare’s Globe reveals 2021 season

Shakespeare’s Globe has revealed the season of shows that will begin on 19th May in accordance with…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Donmar Warehouse Inua Ellams Lucy Kirkwood Mark Gatiss Musicals National Theatre Peter Shaffer Shakespeare Simon Stone Theatre West End Young Vic

News: NT launches new streaming service National Theatre at Home

The National Theatre, in partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, has today launched  National Theatre at Home, a brand-new…

Posted in Blanche McIntyre Charlene James Headlong James Graham John Donnelly Theatre TV

TV Review: Unprecedented, Episode 1

Episode 1 of Unprecedented features strong writing from James Graham, Charlene James and John Donnelly  “It’s clear…

Posted in National Theatre News Shakespeare Theatre

News: National Theatre at Home continues with dual Frankensteins and more

National Theatre at Home continues its home programming with both versions of Frankenstein with Benedict Cumberbatch and…

Posted in April De Angelis Blanche McIntyre Charlene James Deborah Bruce Duncan Macmillan Film James Graham Jasmine Lee-Jones John Donnelly Matilda Ibini Theatre

News: cast announced for Unprecedented: Theatre from a State of Isolation

Headlong and Century Films have today announced a cast of over 50 UK actors taking part in Unprecedented:…

Posted in National Theatre Shakespeare Theatre Theatre review

Review: Antony and Cleopatra, National Theatre

Antony and Cleopatra is a lengthy evening at the National Theatre but one which pays rich rewards, particularly…

Posted in Anthony Neilson David Hare National Theatre News Nina Raine Shakespeare Theatre West End

News: National Theatre Season: July 2018 – January 2019

So much goodness announced here in the National Theatre’s near future – particularly excited for Nine Night’s…

Posted in Old Vic Stephen Beresford Theatre Theatre review

Review: Fanny and Alexander, Old Vic

Fancy three and a half hours of Ingmar Bergman? At least the Old Vic’s seats are comfortable…