32 stories by "Liz Hoggard"
In a quarter of a century, 'kiosk queen' Mary Joseph has become a fixture at London's Almeida Theatre. The winner of this
Multi-award-winning costume designer Ann Hould-Ward tells Liz Hoggard about being inspired by the Montana prairie where she was raised, working in the
Sally Dexter has made a name for herself on the small screen as Emmerdale's Faith Dingle, but she also has an extensive
Award-winning costume designer Nicky Gillibrand has worked in theatre, opera, ballet and film. As she prepares for the opening of The Duchess
Sound designer Emma Laxton tells Liz Hoggard about how she hears in colour, cutting her teeth on new writing at the Royal
For more than 30 years, Haydn Gwynne's stage and screen work has ranged from Shakespeare and Billy Elliot to Drop the Dead
From playing drums in a punk band to being sound supervisor at the National Theatre, Christopher Shutt has worked on countless high-profile
Olivier-award winning lighting designer Natasha Chivers tells Liz Hoggard about her working relationship with director Robert Icke, being a woman in a
Once labelled the "best actress you've never heard of", Olivier award winner Nancy Carroll continues to attract plaudits. As she prepares to
In 2003, Tanika Gupta's adaptation of Hobson's Choice was up for an for Olivier. She tells Liz Hoggard why she's returned to
The English National Opera costume supervisor boasts an impressive CV that includes Terry Gilliam's Benvenuto Cellini and Sunset Boulevard with Glenn Close.
After 10 years as a dancer, Sarah Luscombe is carving out a career as a make-up artist. She tells Liz Hoggard about
With an MBE for services to drama and an Olivier award under his belt for musical theatre, Clive Rowe continues to don
With a background at fashion houses including Alexander McQueen, designer Evie Gurney has made her theatre debut on the National Theatre's Olivier
While cagey about his new play at the National, the actor and writer is quite happy to ponder the clash between his intellectual tendencies and more populist stints as the voice of Rex in To…
The playwright on his new play about Motown giant Marvin Gaye, absent fathers and why his work strikes a chord with black audiences in AmericaBafta and Evening Standard award-winning playwri…
The actor recently stepped into Penny Skinner's play Linda when Kim Cattrall was forced to cancel. Here she talks about ageing, single motherhood and script-crammingWhen Kim Cattrall withdre…
While cagey about his new play at the National, the actor and writer is quite happy to ponder the clash between his intellectual tendencies and more populist stints as the voice of Rex in To…
The Globe's next artistic director on Michael Morpurgo, hidden histories and doing Shakespeare as a labour of loveYou're directing a new stage production, 946, based on Michael Morpurgo's wa…
The stage and TV actor on his role in The Red Lion, Patrick Marber's first new play in nine years, which tackles football's not so beautiful sideBest known for his film work with Mike Leigh …
Despite winning acclaim with Samuel Beckett's Not I for 10 years, Lisa Dwan says this 'big beast' of theatre remains forever challenging"Do you know what's so gorgeous about this role?" Iris…
The British actor talks about playing emotionally charged teenagers, not being part of an acting dynasty and taking three attempts to get into RadaAs a child, in Middlesex, Phoebe Fox loved …
The dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov on his past in Riga and Russia, Sex and the City and a new exhibition of his photography Continue reading...
The ex-Boyzone singer-songwriter talks about the challenge he faces taking on the lead role in hit West End musical Once Continue reading...
A fantastic cast and the odd surreal touch save an uneven satire on capitalism at St James' theatre, LondonBilled as an "anti-musical", Urinetown, conceived by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis, …
