Tag: David Sturzaker

Posted in Hampstead Theatre News Theatre

News: Magdalena Miecznicka makes playwriting debut at Hampstead Theatre with Nineteen Gardens

Magdalena Miecznicka is set to make her playwriting debut at Hampstead Theatre with Nineteen Gardens, an intimate two-hander…

Posted in Ancient Greeks Jermyn Street Theatre News Theatre

News: James Purefoy leads all-star cast for the Jermyn Street’s epic Odyssey

Jermyn Street Theatre has announced casting for its marathon performance of Homer’s The Odyssey, translated by Emily…

Posted in Digital Jermyn Street Theatre News Theatre

News: 72-strong cast announced for Jermyn Street’s 12-hour Odyssey

Dame Janet Suzman, Miranda Raison, Michael Pennington, Jamael Westman and Kirsty Bushell among the 72 actors performing…

Posted in Jermyn Street Theatre News Shakespeare Theatre

News: stars come out to support the Jermyn Street Theatre

Stars of stage and screen including Olivia Colman, Helena Bonham Carter, David Suchet, Dame Penelope Keith, Timothy…

Posted in Jessica Swale Theatre West End

Review: Nell Gwynn, Apollo Theatre

“The girl in this tale isn’t quite half as predictable” Jessica Swale’s Nell Gwynn took the Globe…

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fosterIAN awards 2015

Posted in Best Supporting Actor in a Play & in a Musical fosterIANs Theatre awards

2015 Best Supporting Actor in a Play + in a Musical

Best Supporting Actor in a Play John Simm, The Homecoming Anyone who has seen Doctor Who knows…

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20 shows to look forward to in 2016

2016 is nearly upon and for once, I’ve hardly anything booked for the coming year and what…

Posted in Da Vinci's Demons TV

DVD Review: Da Vinci’s Demons Series 1

“War has always been the handmaiden of progress” From its opening moments of buttocks and blood (both…