Following their hit run on Broadway, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart (they last appeared together in Waiting for Godot back in 2009) returned to the West End stage in Harold Pinter’s NO MAN’S LAND, captured live to cinemas from …
kThis latest offering as part of the NT Live wonderful season is dark, disturbing and compelling.
The social comment and context is extremely important. Directed by Rufus Norris and adapted by Simon Stephens much is made of the savage despair …
Gripping and enthralling this is a dazzling production. Directed by Josie Rourke this is the presentation in the National Theatre Of London (NT Live) series.
The play is set in the eighteenth century, by flattering atmospheric candlelight ( there are …
The latest in the marvelous NT Live screenings, this epic, sprawling production, some three and a half hours long, is a co -production between the Bristol Old Vic and the National Theatre. The production originally was even longer and the …
More than hotly anticipated, the National Theatre Live’s HAMLET at The Barbican, became the fastest selling ticket in London theatrical history.
Lyndsey Turner’s production is towering, bleak and imposing and uses a slightly bridge and shifted text.
As the Prince …
“If you want to know how it is that the monarchy in this country has survived as long as it has – don’t look to its monarchs. Look to its prime ministers.” THE AUDIENCE
They don’t get much better than …
George Bernard Shaw’s 1903 MAN AND SUPERMAN with more than 57,000 words, is an epic romantic comedy of manners, a witty social satire and presents a range of very profound philosophical arguments and other existential topics and theories.
Full of …
What exactly is consciousness? Is our identity the product of what Francis Crick calls “a vast assembly of nerve cells”? How much is human behaviour the product of altruism or egoism? Is there a God?!
These are some of the …
Ahoy me hearties! All aboard for a thrilling, somewhat dark piratical adventure.
When a treasure map is discovered, what else is there to do but go in search of it? Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of mutiny , murder, and money …
This is a darkly disturbing, confronting work that is extremely powerful. It is a piece of verbatim theatre in which the text is derived entirely from interviews with real people, reworked into a usable theatre script.
DV8 Physical Theatre has …