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Posted in Donmar Warehouse Noël Coward Theatre Theatre review

Review: Private Lives, Donmar Warehouse

Private Lives, Donmar Warehouse “Certain women should be struck regularly, like gongs” Truth be told I wouldn’t…

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TV Review: Treason (Netflix)

The seemingly endless factory mill of Netflix dramas continues with Charlie Cox-led espionage thriller Treason “Are we…

Posted in Donmar Warehouse Musicals Theatre Theatre review

Review: The Band’s Visit, Donmar Warehouse

The Band’s Visit delivers a heartwarming lesson about the power of love and music at the Donmar…

Posted in Donmar Warehouse Musicals News Theatre

News: Donmar Warehouse announces cast for The Band’s Visit

Casting has been unveiled for The Band’s Visit‘s UK premiere. Leading the company are award-winning film, TV and…

Posted in Digital Henrik Ibsen Ivo van Hove National Theatre News Shakespeare Theatre

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 Bridge Theatre Bryony Lavery Donmar Warehouse Musicals National Theatre Patrick Marber Philip Pullman Shakespeare Theatre Tom Stoppard West End

News: National Theatre Live relaunches with new programme of four productions in cinemas worldwide

The National Theatre today announces the return of National Theatre Live with a new programme of four…

Posted in Bond Film Jez Butterworth John Logan

Film Review: Spectre (2015)

After the emotional triumph of Skyfall, the lethargic pacing of Spectre can’t help but feel a letdown…

Posted in Blanche McIntyre Digital National Theatre Tennessee Williams Theatre Young Vic

News: National Theatre adds new productions to streaming platform NT at Home

The National Theatre has announced the latest productions to be made available on its National Theatre at…

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TV Review: Innocent (Series 1)

A strong cast make the first series of Innocent highly watchable, even if the storytelling never quite…