Tag: Michela Meazza

Posted in Hampstead Theatre News Theatre

News: Award-winning This Much I Know by Jonathan Spector plays Hampstead Theatre

Jonathan Spector’s multi award-winning play, This Much I Know, will have its European premiere at Hampstead Downstairs from…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Bryony Lavery David Hare Federico García Lorca James Graham National Theatre News Philip Pullman Richard Bean Richard Brinsley Sheridan Shakespeare Simon Stephens Simon Stone Theatre

News: National Theatre Live announces Dear England with Joseph Fiennes and VANYA with Andrew Scott, set to release in cinemas across the UK and Ireland

The National Theatre today announces two new National Theatre Live productions that will be released to audiences…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Simon Stephens Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Vanya, Duke of York’s Theatre

Andrew Scott takes on every role in Vanya at the Duke of York’s Theatre but it’s not…

Posted in Chichester Festival Theatre Noël Coward Theatre Theatre review

Review: The Vortex, Chichester Festival Theatre

Mother/son duo Lia Williams and Joshua James are the main selling point in this fast-paced take on…

Posted in August Strindberg National Theatre Theatre Theatre review

Review: Julie, National Theatre

An elegant and occasionally startling adaptation, Julie at the National Theatre is anchored by mesmerising performances from Vanessa…

Posted in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Brian Friel National Theatre News Theatre

New casting announced for 2018 National Theatre season

TRANSLATIONS by Brian Friel Previews from 22 May, Press night 30 May, on sale until 7 July…

Posted in Shakespeare Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

Review: Cymbeline, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

“Fear no more the frown o’ the great” You wait for a production of relatively little-performed Shakespeare…

Posted in Film

Film Review: Jupiter Ascending / Seventh Son, or ‘What you had to do to win an Oscar in 2014’

“What in the hell is going on?”  It could just be a matter of coincidence but it does…

Posted in Eugene O'Neill Rory Mullarkey Theatre

Review: The El. Train, Hoxton Hall

“So the night recedes too, until at last it must die and join all the other long…