Monday, July 15, 2019
As resident company manager at London’s Royal Court, Joni Carter offers pastoral care and practical solutions to cast, crew and occasional live
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So, this is where it all began. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, the dream team, wrote their Dream musical more than
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This is still, probably, the best version of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Jesus Christ Superstar there’s ever been. Timothy Sheader’s
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:52PMStraight out of drama school, Jac Yarrow is about to play Joseph at the London Palladium. He tells Tim Bano about pursuing
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Though he originally set out to make films, Andrzej Goulding has developed a career in stage video design with shows including People,
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With 26 Grammys under their belts, 115 million records sold – as well as credit for having created a new form of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:00PMOn its release in 2012, Thomas Vinterberg and Tobias Lindholm’s film about a teacher falsely accused of abusing a child was pretty
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In his four-decade stage and screen career, David Morrissey has played everyone from Mark Antony and Gordon Brown to a hangman and
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In our June episode, Tim Bano meets the four members of exciting musical theatre troupe SpitLip, who tell him how they created
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David Mamet, thorn in the side of political correctness, is back in London with another play about a powerful man accused of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 05:39PMMaybe the reason it’s taken 15 years for Adam Guettel’s multiple Tony award-winning show to make it to London is because it’s
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He’s the producer behind smash-hit musical Come from Away and now a very different beast: David Mamet’s new work, which has already
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It was almost 40 years ago that Kenneth Lonergan and Matthew Broderick attended the same astronomy class in New York’s Hayden Planetarium,
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The scope of August Wilson’s play is staggering. It spans the entire scope of the universe from the smallest speck – in
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The small but potent opera company Hampstead Garden Opera works with singers towards the beginning of their careers, staging operas twice a
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:10PMTheatre consultant Ian Stickland brings technology into every area of the industry. He tells Tim Bano how digital is revolutionising the way
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:23AMIn the middle of this madcap musical about a particularly bizarre espionage plot during the Second World War, the flooringly funny piss-take
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:22AMAlthough it’s no great feat to make a version of Benjamin Button better than the disturbingly CGI-dependent 2008 film, it is pretty
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If you’ve ever felt boredom – real bone-numbing, brain-dead boredom – chances are it’ll still be insignificant in comparison to the first
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The late and very great Michel Legrand wrote a colossal amount of music, mostly for films, but 2002’s Amour was one of
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We’re now in year five of the annual GradeLinnit semi-staged musical spectacular at the London Coliseum. It has been a fascinating opportunity
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:46PMDirector Adele Thomas tells Tim Bano about setting stagehands on fire at Shakespeare’s Globe, reviving Handel’s Berenice after its 300-year absence from
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Tim Firth’s better-known musicals The Girls and The Band have been doing the rounds the last couple of years, but this 2014
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Arthur Miller’s first Broadway success has remained popular since it premiered in 1947. In a way that’s surprising. It’s a play that
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Comedian, gameshow host, actor – Les Dennis has done it all. As he prepares to make his RSC debut in two Restoration
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Isango Ensemble’s story of a refugee journeying across Africa is nothing short of spectacular. Every scene ends in a carnival of colour,
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Despite our endless obsession with Second World War history, it feels extremely rare to come across a story like this one. The
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There were no upsets at Sunday’s Olivier Awards ceremony. No scandals or catastrophes. No really questionable wins. In fact, it was all
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:02AMAs Sean Holmes’ programming at the Lyric comes to an end, after he stepped down in October, it’s nice to see one
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From making props at university and working the photocopier at the Royal Court to becoming one of the hottest commercial producers around,
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The original 2006 film of Little Miss Sunshine is a work of genius. It’s a sad, sweet, strange movie that’s worth revisiting
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