Tag: Michael Simkins

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News: Gina Beck and Michael Simkins join cast of Guys & Dolls

Nicholas Hytner’s multi-award winning immersive production, Guys & Dolls is delighted to announce that Gina Beck (Matilda; The Sound of Music; Show Boat; Wicked; Phantom…

Posted in LGBTQ+ Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Backstairs Billy, Duke of York’s Theatre

Penelope Wilton is resplendent as the Queen Mother in new comedy Backstairs Billy at the Duke of…

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News: Full cast announced for Backstairs Billy

Full casting has been announced for Backstairs Billy which opens at the Duke of York’s Theatre on 7 November. Emily Barber,…

Posted in Chichester Festival Theatre Mark Gatiss Steven Moffat Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: The Unfriend, Criterion Theatre

There’s a lot of talent around Steven Moffatt’s comedy The Unfriend but I found it desperately unfunny…

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TV Review: This Is Going To Hurt

Ben Whishaw and Ambika Mod take up through the dark, dark, dark comedy of Adam Kay’s excellent…

Posted in Bridge Theatre Henrik Ibsen Lucinda Coxon Theatre Theatre review

Review: John Gabriel Borkman, Bridge Theatre

Lia Williams, Clare Higgins and Simon Russell Beale offer an acting masterclass in the chilly wasteland of…

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News: Full cast announcement for John Gabriel Borkman

With its announcements so far, Nicholas Hytner’s production of John Gabriel Borkman had very much catapulted itself…

Posted in Agatha Christie Alan Ayckbourn Alan Bennett Chichester Festival Theatre Christopher Shinn David Greig Mark Gatiss Musicals Not-London Stephen Beresford Steven Moffat Theatre

News: CFT’S 60th anniversary season announced

Full details of Chichester Festival Theatre’s Festival 2022 – their diamond anniversary year – have been announced by Artistic…

Posted in LGBTQ+ Silent Witness TV

TV Review: Silent Witness Series 23

What the… Series 23 of Silent Witness maintains a rich vein of form but then really upends…