Tag: Daniel Norford

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Review: Noughts and Crosses, Richmond Theatre

This thoughtful and theatrical adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts and Crosses starts a new major UK tour,…

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Rehearsal photos for Noughts and Crosses

Check out these rehearsal shots by Robert Day of Pilot Theatre’s forthcoming UK tour of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts…

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10 top theatrical moments of 2020

In lieu of trying to make sense of this shitshow of a year through the normal year-end…

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News: National Theatre at Home final phase

The National Theatre has announced a further five productions that will be streamed as a part of…

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Review: The Welkin, National Theatre

Lucy Kirkwood returns to the National Theatre with The Welkin, starring a brilliant ensemble led by Maxine…

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Review: Small Island, National Theatre

Andrea Levy’s novel Small Island comes to life most beautifully in this adaptation by Helen Edmundson at…

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Review: The American Clock, Finborough Theatre

“There’s never been a society that’s not had a clock running on it” Venturing into the lesser…

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Review: The Notebook of Trigorin, Finborough Theatre

“You understand how the world turns on successfully practised duplicity? On cunning lies?” I think Phil Willmott…