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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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’
Mr Michelle Terry gives us his beautifully eloquent Jaques
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