Monday, May 13, 2019
Lose Yourself – Sherman Theatre, Cardiff The new play by Katherine Chandler, the Sherman Theatre’s playwright in residence, is about one day
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One of the pillars of Michelle Terry’s second summer season at Shakespeare’s Globe is the play most closely intertwined with ideas of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:32PMSequels rarely live up to the originals and, unfortunately, that’s the case with the second production in Michelle Terry’s 2019 summer season
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:28AMMichelle Terry kicks off her second summer season as artistic director at Shakespeare’s Globe with a continuation of the history cycle that
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London is brimming with Arthur Miller at the moment. From the Old Vic to the Yard in Hackney, his plays are everywhere.
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Though Vi is dead, she’s still a presence in Shelagh Stephenson’s 1996 play – and in the lives of her three daughters,
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The Memory of Water – Nottingham Playhouse Katy Stephens stars in a revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s play about three estranged sisters who
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 02:00AMThe Memory of Water – Nottingham Playhouse Katy Stephens stars in a revival of Shelagh Stephenson’s play about three estranged sisters who return
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Edward Hall’s final production as artistic director of Hampstead Theatre is of Howard Brenton’s wonky rewiring of Thomas Hardy’s bleak final novel
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Written in 1886, Ibsen’s Rosmersholm is a play of upheaval and change. The house of the Rosmer family becomes the site of
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Zoe Cooper’s new play is one of gentle waves. Claire (Lucy Briggs-Owen) has moved from London to South Shields with her police
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The Half God of Rainfall – Kiln Theatre, London The new play by Inua Ellams, writer of the majestic Barber Shop Chronicles, is
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All My Sons – Old Vic, London The year of Arthur Miller continues with this new production starring Bill Pullman and Sally Field as
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Having made her name with standout performances in new work, Ria Zmitrowicz is tackling the classics, appearing in Chekhov’s Three Sisters at
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Rebecca Frecknall returns to the Almeida, following her revelatory staging of Tennessee Williams’ unloved play Summer and Smoke. Her take on Chekhov’s
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Nick Bagnall’s pared-down production makes Stephen Sondheim’s majestic 1979 musical feel like it were made for this age: it is a story,
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Three Sisters – Almeida Theatre, London Rebecca Frecknall follows her acclaimed, atmospheric take on Tennessee Williams’ Summer and Smoke with a production of
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A Piece of the Continent is a new festival designed to showcase the best of European fringe theatre as Britain hurtles –
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:14PMWest Side Story is one of the most radical musicals of all time. Leonard Bernstein and Arthur Laurents’ show was a Hamilton-level
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Pah-La – Royal Court, London The Royal Court’s commitment to international work continues with Abhishek Majumdar’s play, developed through the Royal Court international
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The Crucible – the Yard, London In a double first for the Yard, Jay Miller directs a production of the classic play starring
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Transferring to the West End from the Menier Chocolate Factory, Trevor Nunn’s faithful production of Bock, Harnick and Stein’s musical retains its
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:28AMLucy Jane Parkinson, about to go on tour in Jon Brittain’s comedy Rotterdam, discusses theatre’s role in educating audiences about gender, the increasing prominence
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Ross Willis’ debut play takes the form of a weird, wild ride, a verbal helter-skelter. Twin girls burst into the world, eloquent
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Wolfie – Theatre503, London Sophie Melville and Erin Doherty are actors who elevate everything they’re in. This bodes well for Lisa Spirling’s production of
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Bill Forsyth’s 1983 film about a US oil exec who comes to Scotland and falls for the place and its people is
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It’s a woman’s world in Justin Audibert’s take on The Taming of the Shrew. He’s taken one of Shakespeare’s ugliest plays and
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Inspired by the story of Anna Delvey, the socialite-scam artist who conned hundreds of thousands of dollars out of people because they
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