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Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy deliver dynamic performances in this sharply directed production of Philip Ridley’s play. It is has been a long time since a production of this scale has profoundly affected me in the way that Vincent River left me: emotionally drained and wondering whether both characters were able to move on from… Read More
It has been confirmed that Robert Chevara’s production will play at the Trafalgar Studios from the 16th May. Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy will also be reprising their roles in Robert Chevara’s acclaimed production of Philip Ridley’s play, which is transferring to the Trafalgar Studios following a successful run at the Park Theatre last year.… Read More
The first images of Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy in Philip Ridley’s Vincent River have been released ahead of the play’s run at the Park Theatre. Davey has seen something he can never forget. Anita has been forced to flee her home. Tonight, they meet for the first time… and their lives will change forever. Philip… Read More
It has been announced that Louise Jameson will star in Vincent River at the Park Theatre from the 20th March. Having premiered at the Hampstead Theatre in 2001, Philip Ridley’s play examining hate crime will return to London in March to play a limited run at the Park Theatre. Directed by Robert Chevara, the production is… Read More
The actor will star in the production which will run at the London Theatre Workshop from the 17th to the 22nd October. Alexis Gregory’s verbatim theatre piece, directed by Robert Chevara will be the first production to take place in the London Theatre Workshop’s new home in Leadenhall Market. Following a recent study, it was found… Read More
This new production of Tennsessee Williams’ play reveals weaknesses in the play but brings the characters vividly to life. Robert Chevara’s production, as the title suggests, takes place in a cool and sophisticated bar in a hotel in Tokyo – designed perfectly by Nicolai Hart-Hansen, where Miriam and Mark are caught between need and hatred… Read More
This revival of Tennessee Williams’ play is directed by Robert Chevara and stars Linda Marlowe – but what have critics thought of it so far? Broadway World.com : Gary Naylor wrote: “There’s always an audience for the kind of misery attendant on people grown apart, and there’s an acidity to the language and nuance in the… Read More
Linda Marlowe to star in a new production of Tennessee Williams’ play directed by Robert Chevara and running at the Charing Cross Theatre from the 4th April to the 14th May. The new production showing at the Charing Cross Theatre in April, is only the second time in 33 years since Tennessee Williams’ death… Read More
