Tag: Sandy Foster

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News: RSC announces casting for The Empress and Falkland Sound

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has announced full casting for its upcoming productions of The Empress, by Tanika Gupta,…

Posted in Barn Theatre Digital James Graham Juliet Gilkes Romero Mark Gatiss Musicals Not-London Nottingham Playhouse RSC Stephen Sondheim Theatre Tom Morton-Smith UK

News: October UK theatre news update

We’re beginning to see the fruits of some more of the lockdown programming that has seen theatres…

Posted in Film

Film Review: Fisherman’s Friends (2019)

Based on a true story, the heart-rending Fisherman’s Friends is entirely sweet-natured good fun “I’m Bonio. ‘It’s…

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2018 BroadwayWorld UK Awards Shortlist

Best Actor in a New Production of a Musical Alex Wadham, The Full Monty: The Musical, Old…

Posted in Musicals Not-London RSC Theatre Theatre review UK

Review: Miss Littlewood, Swan Theatre

A hugely fascinating new musical from the RSC, Miss Littlewood impresses at the Swan Theatre – might…

Posted in Curve Theatre Not-London Tennessee Williams Theatre UK

Review: A Streetcar Named Desire, Curve Studio

“I tell what ought to be the truth“ I’ve only been to the Studio at Leicester’s Curve…

Posted in Not-London Theatre Tom Morton-Smith UK

Review: Oppenheimer, Swan Theatre

“We could make a star on the surface of the Earth” Michael Billington notes in his Guardian…

Posted in Film Mike Leigh

Film Review: Mr Turner (2014)

“There’s no room for cynicism in the reviewing of art” One might equally say there’s no room…

Posted in Film Shakespeare Theatre

DVD Review: What You Will

“It’s brilliant not to be me” On my way to Bristol to see Filter take on Macbeth, I…