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Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the West End transfer of Jeremy Herrin’s production. http://www.hamhigh.co.uk: **** “It’s unashamedly slapstick, mired in crummy 80s mores, there’s no learning moment, and you won’t leave the theatre a better person.But you might just feel better about the impending end of the world.” The Times: ****… Read More
Production images have been released for the West End transfer of Jeremy Herrin’s production of Michael Frayn’s classic comedy, officially opening at the Garrick Theatre this evening. Michael Frayn’s backstage comedy Noises Off officially returns to the West End this evening, following a successful run earlier this year at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre. Booking until… Read More
It has been announced that the Artistic Director will stand down next year to pursue his career as a freelance director. Jeremy Herrin has today announced that following seven years as Artistic Director of Headlong, he will be stepping down in 2020 to concentrate on his career as a freelance director. Over the seven years… Read More
The cast for the upcoming West End transfer of Jeremy Herrin’s production of Noises Off are now in rehearsals. Here’s what you need to know about the show… Following a successful run at the Lyric Hammersmith earlier this year, Jeremy Herrin’s production of Michael Frayn’s classic comedy is transferring to the Garrick Theatre for a… Read More
Jeremy Herrin’s production will transfer to the Garrick Theatre from the 27th September. Playing at the Lyric Hammersmith until the 27th July, it has been confirmed that Jeremy Herrin’s production of Michael Frayn’s classic comedy will transfer to the Garrick Theatre this September. With technical brilliance and split-second timing, it takes us behind the scenes… Read More
Jeremy Herrin directs this revival of Michael Frayn’s comedy at the Lyric Hammersmith. Here’s what the critics have been saying about it… WhatsOnStage: ***** “Herrin and choreographer Joyce Henderson orchestrate the almost-silent chaos of the second act in particular with astonishing grace, and bring the entire thing to a glorious, desperate close.” The Telegraph: ***… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Jeremy Herrin’s production starring Bill Pullman and Sally Field. The Guardian: **** “Colin Morgan captures perfectly Chris’s mixture of survivor guilt, intuitive awareness of Joe’s mendacity and love for his brother’s fiancee. Coleman, in a rare stage appearance after a decade in television, endows Ann with… Read More
The Old Vic is set to present a new production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons in collaboration with Headlong in 2019. America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons and established a thriving business. But nothing lasts… Read More
Jeremy Herrin’s production transfers to the Duke of York’s Theatre, having played at the Hampstead Theatre. But what have critics been making of David Hare’s play? Broadway World: *** “It’s impossible to discredit the performances, or Bob Crowley’s luxurious design, but I look back and think, what have I learnt from this? Jeremy Herrin’s production… Read More
As rehearsals begin for the first UK tour of James Graham’s play, casting for the production has been confirmed. Opening at the West Yorkshire Playhouse on the 23rd February, the first UK tour of Jeremy Herrin’s production is set to star: Ian Barritt, William Chubb, Giles Cooper, Stephen Critchlow, James Gaddas, Natalie Grady, Ian Houghton, David Hounslow, Marcus Hutton, Harry Kershaw, Louise Ludgate, Geoffrey Lumb, Nicholas Lumley, Martin Marquez, Matthew Pidgeon, Miles… Read More
