A guide to the best things to see and do in London
Jonathan Church’s Olivier Award nominated production is set to return to London next year for a limited season. It has been confirmed that the Chichester Festival Theatre production directed by Jonathan Church will play at Sadler’s Wells for a limited five week season from the 24th July 2020. Meanwhile, it has also been announced that… Read More
Transferring from the Theatre Royal Bath, David Suchet stars in this revival of Arthur Miller’s play. Londonist: **** “Jonathan Church’s excellent, slow-burning production retains our attention in a long play that tends towards the verbose and over-explanatory, but powerfully shows the price people pay for their key decisions in life.” Camden New Journal: “Jonathan Church’s… Read More
The 50th anniversary production Arthur Miller’s The Price will transfer to the Wyndham’s Theatre in 2019. The transfer of Jonathan Church’s production is set to see David Suchet and Olivier Award winner and BAFTA and Emmy nominated Brendan Coyle reprising their roles as furniture dealer Gregory Solomon and New York cop Victor Franz in the West End run of the… Read More
Classic Spring’s latest production features some lovely performances but is just lacking in sharpness to make the most of the witty dialogue. Directed by Jonathan Church, An Ideal Husband is a wonderful warm and affectionate production – yet somehow is lacking slightly in sparkle and sharpness to make it truly satisfying. When Sir Robert Chiltern… Read More
Classic Spring has announced further casting for its upcoming production of An Ideal Husband, playing at the Vaudeville Theatre from the 20th April. It has been confirmed that joining the previously announced Edward and Freddie Fox as the Earl of Caversham and Lord Goring and Frances Barber Mrs Cheveley, Sally Bretton and Nathaniel Parker will join the cast… Read More
This new production of Oscar Wilde’s comedy, directed by Jonathan Church will play at the Vaudeville Theatre from the 20th April. It has recently been announced that real-life father and son, Edward and Freddie Fox will play fictional father and son Earl of Caversham and Lord Goring respectively in the production. Edward Fox’s extensive theatre credits include The Audience (West End),… Read More
