Helen and McCrory and Tom Burke star in this riveting production of Terence Rattigan’s play. This latest production to be shown as part of the National Theatre’s series of plays to be shown on Youtube is this subtle but immensely heart wrenching production of Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea. Directed with great poignancy by… Read More
Review Round Up: Rosmersholm, Duke of York’s Theatre
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for this new adaptation of Ibsen’s play. Time Out: *** “This revival probably isn’t the revelation it needed to be to elevate this weird, haunting play into the crowded Ibsen first division.” The Stage: *** “for all the turbulent emotions on display, Ian Rickson’s production feels frustratingly… Read More
First Look at…Rosmersholm, Duke of York’s Theatre
Production images have been released for Ian Rickson’s production, now playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Sonia Friedman Productions have released production images of the cast of Rosmersholm which began previews at the Duke of York’s Theatre on the 24th April. The cast for Ian Rickson’s production is led by Tom Burke (Strike, The Musketeers)… Read More
NEWS: First Image Released Tom Burke and Hayley Atwell in Ibsen’s Rosmersholm
Sonia Friedman productions has released the first image for the new adaptation of Rosmersholm, playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre from the 24th April. The new photograph shot underwater is the first glimpse of Hayley Atwell and Tom Burke as Rebecca West and John Rosmer respectively in Duncan Macmillan’s new adaptation, set to be… Read More
NEWS: Further Casting Announced for Rosmersholm
Further casting has been confirmed for Ian Rickson’s production playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre from the 24th April. Joining the previously announced Tom Burke and Hayley Atwell in Duncan Macmillan’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s play will be: Giles Terera, who won an Olivier Award for his acclaimed performance in Hamilton (West End), Lucy Briers (Wolf… Read More
NEWS: Tom Burke and Hayley Atwell to Star in Rosmersholm
Ian Rickson will direct the new production at the Duke of York’s Theatre from the 24th April. Henrik Ibsen’s play examining a country in state of political flux has been newly adapted by Duncan MacMillan and is set to perform at the Duke of York’s Theatre from the 24th April. As well as being directed by Ian Rickson (Jerusalem, The Birthday Party,Translations), the production is set to feature set and costumes… Read More
REVIEW: Don Carlos, Rose Theatre
The cast and director Gadi Roll provide plenty of pace and intensity to keep the audience thoroughly engaged – but was all the shouting really necessary? Politics and a forbidden love lies at the centre of Friedrich Schiller’s darkly intensely play that is brought to life in Gadi Roll’s bleak but well performed production that… Read More
First Look at…Don Carlos
Production images have been released for Gadi Roll’s revival of Friedrich Schiller’s Don Carlos, touring the UK now. Don Carlos is torn apart when his tyrannical father King Philip II seals a peace deal by marrying French noble Elizabeth de Valois, the love of Carlos’ life. The heartbroken heir turns for help to his closest friend,… Read More
Inside the Rehearsals of…Don Carlos
Rehearsal images have been released for the Exeter Northcott, Nuffield Southampton Theatres and Rose Theatre Kingston co-production of Schiller’s Don Carlos. Here’s a glimpse of what has been happening… Directed by Gadi Roll, this new revival of Schiller’s Don Carlos will visit Exeter Northcott Theatre (11th-20th October), NST City Southampton (23rd October- 3rd November) and the Rose Theatre Kingston (6th-17th… Read More
Review Round Up… The Deep Blue Sea, National Theatre
Terence Rattigan’s heartbreaking drama reunites director Carrie Cracknell and Helen McCrory – but is the quality of the production worthy of the collaboration? The Guardian: **** Michael Billington summed up the production calling it: “an impassioned production by Carrie Cracknell that illuminates Rattigan’s psychological understanding and boasts a shining performance from Helen McCrory.” The Telegraph:… Read More