Tag: Old Vic Theatre
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Review Round Up: The 47th, Old Vic Theatre
We round up the reviews for Mike Bartlett’s play starring Bertie Carvel. The Guardian: *** ” Like King Charles III, this play is partly spoken in iambic pentameter but despite the literary ingenuity in Bartlett’s script, it falls oddly flat. There is intelligent direction from Rupert Goold and a handsome set by Miriam Buether, which captures […]
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Review Round Up: A Number, Old Vic Theatre
We round up the reviews for the Old Vic Theatre’s revival of Caryl Churchill’s play. The Guardian: ***** “Despite the darkness, James and Essiedu bring a surprising but genuine humour to their deliveries and sound as if they are in a Beckettian sitcom at times. They are simply scintillating to watch, effortless in their chemistry, […]
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REVIEW: A Christmas Carol, Old Vic Theatre
Emma Clarendon went to the Old Vic to catch Jack Thorne’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol for the first time – but did she enjoy it? I have always wondered why the Old Vic have chosen to bring back this production of A Christmas Carol – was it simply because the story is a classic […]
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NEWS: Casting Announced for Old Vic Theatre’s Production of A Christmas Carol
Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens story will return to the theatre from the 13th November. Casting has been confirmed for the return of Matthew Warchus’s production which returns to the Old Vic Theatre from the 13th November until the 8th January. The production’s cast is set to be led by Stephen Mangan […]
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In Conversation With…Luke Thallon
We chatted to the actor about starring in CampSiegfried at the Old Vic Theatre. 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 has mixed infatuation, indoctrination, the nature of […]
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REVIEW: Camp Siegfried, Old Vic Theatre
The two strong central performances from Patsy Ferran and Luke Thallon ensure that the audience is thoroughly invested in the journey that their characters take. While the idea of two teenagers embarking on their first relationship while staying at Camp Siegfried, a place for those Americans with a German descent to learn more about Nazi […]
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Review Round Up: Bagdad Cafe, Old Vic Theatre
We round up what critics have had to say about Emma Rice’s production now playing at the Old Vic Theatre. The Upcoming: **** “Socially distancing cannot stop everyone coming together. Hope is something everyone needs, and the performance definitely supplies it.” The Guardian: **** “It is all outrageously sentimental, too, and yet we find ourselves […]
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Inside the Rehearsals of…Bagdad Cafe, Old Vic Theatre
Emma Rice’s adaptation and production will play at the Old Vic Theatre from the 17th July. Rehearsal images have been released for Emma Rice’s upcoming production of Percy and Eleonore Adlon’s Bagdad Cafe, which will play at the Old Vic Theatre from the 17th July until the 21st August. Smack bang in the middle of […]
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NEWS: The Old Vic Announces The Lorax As Next Production in its In Camera Series
The production will be live-streamed from the theatre for six performances only from the 14th to the 17th April. It has been announced that David Greig’s adaptation of the Dr. Seuss story will be the latest production to be performed for audiences as part of the theatre’s ongoing In Camera series. With tickets costing from […]
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NEWS: Andrew Lincoln to Star as Scrooge in A Christmas Carol
The Old Vic’s live-streamed production will take place from the 12th to the 24th December. Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the classic story by Charles Dickens is set to return to the Old Vic next month, being streamed from the venue’s empty auditorium. Initial casting has been announced for the production, led by Andrew Lincoln (Love, […]