Tag: Nicola Sloane

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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 Chris Bush Musicals National Theatre Theatre Theatre review

Review: Standing at the Sky’s Edge, National Theatre

Soul-stirring ensemble work at its best, Sheffield-based musical Standing at the Sky’s Edge is a real triumph…

Posted in Ancient Greeks April De Angelis Chris Bush Gary Owen Musicals National Theatre News Shakespeare Simon Stone Theatre

News: National Theatre updates its 2023 plans

Simon Stone (Yerma, Young Vic) makes his National Theatre debut in the Lyttelton theatre in February, directing his…

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TV Review: Gentleman Jack Series 2

Suranne Jones is once again titanically good in Series 2 of Gentleman Jack, though I do wish…

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News: One year of National Theatre at Home – New titles added

Ahead of National Theatre at Home’s one year anniversary on 1 December, the National Theatre has today announced the…

Posted in Andrew Lippa Digital Morgan Lloyd Malcolm Musicals Theatre Turbine Theatre

Cast and creatives announced for MTFestUK 2021

Paul Taylor-Mills has confirmed the line-up of award-winning and international performers and creatives assembled for next month’s…

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News: a cast recording for Flowers for Mrs Harris

Great news afoot for Flowers for Mrs Harris, a beautiful new British musical Thrilling and emotional to…

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Lockdown film review: Red Joan (2018)

My lockdown watching doesn’t get much better with the horribly dreary Red Joan which sorely misuses the…

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Review: Flowers for Mrs Harris, Chichester Festival Theatre

Some of the beauty of Flowers for Mrs Harris gets lost at Chichester Festival Theatre but it…