Tag: Maxine Peake
A round-up of February theatre news
Ros is looking for romance. Richard needs a new companion. They’re a match! But the year is…
10 top theatrical moments of 2020
In lieu of trying to make sense of this shitshow of a year through the normal year-end…
News: Tristram Kenton’s stage archive – the before-they-were-famous edition
One of the joys of seeing so much theatre in London is that sense of seeing any…
TV Review: Jonathan Creek, Series 3
Elements of David Renwick’s writing starts to show signs of flagging as the magic starts to fade…
TV Review: Messiah – The Harrowing (2005)
Helen McCrory and Maxine Peake help elevate Messiah – The Harrowing to arguably the series’ devastatingly effective…
September theatre news, the UK version
Chichester Festival Theatre has announced their Autumn plans and it looks to be a good’un. It includes:…
News: Tristram Kenton’s stage archive – the Caryl Churchill edition
It is Caryl Churchill’s turn to get the Tristram Kenton treatment from the Guardian’s archive, and what…
News: the Bridge Theatre plots an autumn season of monologues
The Bridge Theatre has announce a repertoire of twelve one-person plays during September and October, using the theatre’s…
News: Tristram Kenton’s stage archive in pictures
Not really news, more a heads-up to this brilliant piece in the Guardian which covers the 30-odd…
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