Tag: Josie Daxter

Posted in Anton Chekhov Barbican Theatre National Theatre News Old Vic Phoebe Waller-Bridge Shakespeare Simon Stephens Theatre West End

News: Spanish subtitles return to National Theatre Live, making UK theatre more accessible worldwide

The National Theatre has announced that six of National Theatre Live’s biggest productions, filmed from London stages, are…

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News: National Theatre adds five new productions to streaming platform National Theatre at Home

The National Theatre has today announced the latest productions to be made available on its National Theatre…

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News: 4 National Theatre shows to appear on Amazon Prime Video

Amazon has partnered with the National Theatre to stream four high-profile live-recorded stage shows, including Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag. The…

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News: National Theatre at Home continues with dual Frankensteins and more

National Theatre at Home continues its home programming with both versions of Frankenstein with Benedict Cumberbatch and…

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Short Film Review #11

The latest set of short films that have crossed my path. I haven’t covered any animated films…

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Review: The Master and Margarita, Complicite at the Barbican

“It’s just words, it’s just another story” As I left the Barbican after seeing Complicite’s take on…

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Review: The Trial of Ubu, Hampstead Theatre

“Maybe the only thing we’re obliged to do…is think the unthinkable” One always knows that when Katie…

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Review: A Woman Killed With Kindness, National Theatre

“Woman, hear thy judgement” It’s typical really. When Wastwater at the Royal Court played out with hardly…

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Re-review: Frankenstein, National Theatre

“Why did you make me?” Perhaps one of the less-successful decisions I have made this year was…