Tag: Tamzin Outhwaite

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10 top theatrical moments of 2020

In lieu of trying to make sense of this shitshow of a year through the normal year-end…

Posted in Barn Theatre Digital Theatre

Review: What A Carve Up!

Jonathan Coe’s novel What A Carve Up! is adapted brilliantly into a gripping online play with an…

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A Tuesday tease for What A Carve Up!, Little Wars and The Theatre Channel Episode 2

The all-star cast for What A Carve Up! should already have tempted you but this noir-ish trailer…

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News: casting confirmed for What A Carve Up!

The Barn Theatre in Cirencester, the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield and the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich have today announced the full cast…

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News: casting for Jamie Lloyd’s The Seagull announced

The Seagull full cast alongside Emilia Clarke announced Emilia Clarke had previously been announced to play Nina…

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Review: Di and Viv and Rose, White Bear Theatre

Flying Rabbit Productions’s Di and Viv and Rose at the White Bear Theatre is a smart production of…

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Review: Stepping Out, Vaudeville Theatre

“I just popped into Pineapple for this” There may be few real surprises to be had at…

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Countdown to new Who: Doctor Who Series 7

“It is known that the Doctor requires companions” Right – the first season that I haven’t rewatched…

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Brexited Review: How The Other Half Loves, Duke of York’s Theatre

How The Other Half Loves indeed… A rather unexpected transfer for this Alan Ayckbourn play (losing Tamzin…