Category: Brian Friel

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Casting news for early September

As some theatres look to a careful reopening and others consolidate their online offers, casting news of…

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News: The Mono Box launch The Monologue Library

I mean, just look at this absolute treasure trove of theatrical talent!  We are proud to announce…

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New casting announced for 2018 National Theatre season

TRANSLATIONS by Brian Friel Previews from 22 May, Press night 30 May, on sale until 7 July…

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National Theatre 2018 and beyond

Headlines from the National’s Autumn press conference: not great news if you were hoping for better female…

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Brexited Review: Faith Healer, Donmar Warehouse

And who is there to lead into…well, god know where? The Donmar’s Faith Healer has a lot of…

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Review: Fathers and Sons, Donmar Warehouse

“I share no-one’s ideas, I have my own” Another day, another tale of people languishing in the…

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Review: Translations, Rose Theatre Kingston

“What the hell, it’s only a name. It’s the same isn’t it. Well, isn’t it?” In something…

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Review: Hedda Gabler, Old Vic

“They may say what they like, for aught that I care” There’s something rather pleasing about watching…

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Review: Philadelphia, Here I Come! Donmar Warehouse

“Just because he doesn’t say much doesn’t mean that he hasn’t feelings like the rest of us”…