Tag: Jude Owusu

Posted in John Webster Theatre Theatre review West End Zinnie Harris

Review: The Duchess [Of Malfi], Trafalgar Theatre

Jodie Whittaker and Paul Ready deliver strong performances in an otherwise uneven new take on The Duchess…

Posted in Barbican Theatre Musicals Theatre Theatre review

Review: Kiss Me, Kate, Barbican

I’m not sure Jesus, Mary, Joseph or the wee donkey can help us here with Kiss Me,…

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News: National Theatre adds The Deep Blue Sea and The Comedy of Errors to National Theatre at Home

National Theatre adds The Deep Blue Sea and The Comedy of Errors to National Theatre at Home…

Cherry Orchard Bristol Old Vic with Kirsty Bushell and Jude Owusu
Posted in Anton Chekhov News Not-London Rory Mullarkey Theatre

Full cast announced for Michael Boyd’s The Cherry Orchard

Full casting for Michael Boyd’s much anticipated production of The Cherry Orchard is announced today as rehearsals…

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20 shows to look forward to in 2018

There’s all sorts of big productions arriving in the months to come (Long Day’s Journey Into Night,…

Posted in Shakespeare The Faction Theatre

Review: Much Ado About Nothing, reFASHIONed Theatre

“Is it not strange…” The Faction weren’t kidding when they said they were breaking out of the…

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TV Review: The Hollow Crown – The Wars of the Roses: 3. Richard III

“The king’s name is a tower of strength” The Hollow Crown reaches its climax with a solid…

Posted in RSC Shakespeare Theatre West End

Review: Julius Caesar, Noël Coward Theatre

“Men may construe things after their fashion clean from the purpose of the things themselves” I hadn’t…

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TV Review: Julius Caesar, BBC4

  “Men, at some times, are masters of their fate” In the near-overwhelming deluge of Shakespeare love…