This blisteringly good version of ‘The Show Must Go On’, produced by Shaun McCourt, will get you right there
Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 2020s: First, Do No Harm
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth has continued onto new life. Here’s Bernadine Evaristo’s First, Do No Harm, performed by Sharon D Clarke for the 2020s.
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Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 2010s: The Nuchess
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth was captured on film.
Here’s Seiriol Davis’s achingly moving The Nuchess, performed by Louise English for the 2010s.
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Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 2000s: Choice & Control
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth was captured on film. Here’s Matilda Ibini’s Choice & Control, performed by Ruth Madeley for the 2000s.
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Lockdown treat: ‘Thank You Baked Potato’ from the West End
Matt Lucas’ ‘Thank You Baked Potato’ reaches its apotheosis with this West End frenzy
Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 1990s: Family Room
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth was captured on film. Here’s Courttia Newland’s Family Room, performed by Jade Anouka for the 1990s.
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Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 1980s: Speedy Gonzales
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth was captured on film. Here’s Lolita Chakrabarti’s Speedy Gonzales, performed by Art Malik for the 1980s.
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Lockdown treat: The Greatest Wealth | 1970s: Sister Susan
The Old Vic’s night of monologues for the NHS was a top night, so I was pleased to see that The Greatest Wealth was captured on film. Here’s Moira Buffini’s Sister Susan, performed by Dervla Kirwan for the 1970s.
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My last (daily) lockdown treat: Marisha Wallace’s hope for ‘Tomorrow’
I’m winding down the daily postings now but I will fire up any particular lockdown treats that grab my especial attention. For now, though, Marisha Wallace’s gorgeous hope for ‘Tomorrow’
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Lockdown treat: Paul Ready shares his Love in Isolation
Mr Michelle Terry gives us his beautifully eloquent Jaques
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