Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bridge Theatre, Eban Figueiredo., Laura Elphinstone, Milos Yerolemou, Nancy Carroll, Nicholas Burns, Nicholas Hyntner, Oliver Chris, Rory Kinnear, Tony Jayawardena on 29/10/2017| Leave a Comment »
London’s first new commercial theatre in 80 years, The Bridge, opens with YOUNG MARX by Richard Bean & Chris Coleman, starring Rory Kinnear as Marx and Oliver Chris as Engels. And it’s very funny. Don’t look for debates on dialectical materialism! The review also has pictures of the new Bridge Theatre and its location.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Anita-Joy Uwajeh, Annette McLaughlin, Carly Bawden, Emma Rice, John Pfomojena, Joshua Lacey, Katy Owen, Le Gateau Chocolat, Marc Antolin, Tony Jayawardena on 25/05/2017| Leave a Comment »
Review added of The Globe 2017 production of Twelfth Night, directed by Emma Rice. Bound to be controversial, hugely entertaining. LINK: Twelfth Night – Globe 2017
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Daniel Easton, Gregory Doran, James Tucker, Jenny Rainsford, Joe Dixon, Joseph Mydell, Mark Quarterly, Oscar Pearce, Paul Englishby, Simon Trinder, Tom Turner, Tony Jayawardena on 20/11/2016| Leave a Comment »
THE TEMPEST (LINKED) has been in preparation for two years, Royal Shakespeare Company, in collaboration with Intel so that Ariel can move on stage and also create a live-motion hologram. A visually stunning production, anchored by Simon Russell-Beale as Prospero.
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