This new exhibition will go on display from the 1st of December until the 10th April 2022. (c)Takumi Ota Photography. This new exhibition will explore the different perspectives on the world that windows offer us as well as considering the role of windows in disciplines such as architecture, film, craft manufacture, manga and motion. Those… Continue reading NEWS: Japan House Announce Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan Exhibition
We chatted to the actor about starring in CampSiegfried at the Old Vic Theatre. Luke Thallon and Patsy Ferran (c)Manuel Harlan Hi Luke - could you explain a bit more about what Camp Siegfried is about? I suppose it’s essentially a love story, set during of the one the most gruesome and unbelievable periods in history. Bess… Continue reading In Conversation With…Luke Thallon
We round up the reviews for Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FREBR6FH1rg The Guardian: ***** "it is very enjoyable and gleefully spectacular – Craig and Seydoux and Malek sell it very hard and you can see the pleasure everyone takes in this gigantic piece of ridiculously watchable entertainment which feels like half its… Continue reading Review Round Up: No Time To Die
The Tony Award nominated play will return to the stage at the August Wilson Theatre from the 23rd November. Directed by Tony Award nominee Robert O'Hara, Slave Play will run at the August Wilson Theatre in New York for a strictly limited eight week run, playing until the 23rd January 2022. The play, which originally… Continue reading NEWS: Slave Play to Return to Broadway for Limited Season
The long running musical offering the untold story of the witches of Oz still has the power to enthrall audiences - Emma Clarendon offers five reasons why.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCDL5lFGN7Y Last night (28th September 2021) was my third trip to the wonderful land of Oz and everything that it has to offer and I can report that… Continue reading Happy 15th Anniversary Wicked The Musical!
