Tenor Alfie Boe, one of the stars of last Sunday’s special anniversary Les Miserables concerts, may give fans another birthday present by playing Jean Valjean in the West End run next year. The tenor told […]
Olivier and Whatsonstage.com Award-winner Rachel Weisz has apparently agreed to lead a revival of David Hare’s 1978 play Plenty. According to the Daily Mail, the production, which could open in late 2011, will be directed […]
Today (8 October 2010) is the 25th anniversary of Les Miserables, the record-breaking musical that has been seen by over 56 million people worldwide in 42 countries and in 21 languages. To mark the occasion, […]
Irish novelist Roddy Doyle is reportedly his first novel The Commitments, about a group of unemployed Dublin teenagers who form a soul band, into a stage musical aiming for a West End premiere in 2011/2012, […]
Arthur Miller’s lesser-known late play takes its title from Kristallnacht, “the night of broken glass” when the Nazis rampaged through the Jewish community, destroying properties and triggering the first mass deportations to concent… Full published […]
Tennis balls bounce, projected on the curved wall of the bleakly stylish room in Lia and Nick’s home. The balls are a symbol – insistent but providing necessary cohesion – in Shelagh Stephenson’s new psychological […]
Actor Nigel Lindsay, currently starring in Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass at the Tricycle Theatre, will be a familiar face to audiences of both stage and screen. He was seen most recently in Sucker Punch at […]
The Tricycle Theatre’s Antony Sher-led revival of Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass opened at the Kilburn venue last night (6 October 2010, previews from 30 September). The production, which is directed by Iqbal Khan and designed by… Full published […]
London theatregoers will have a chance to see Edinburgh Fringe hit Primadoona, the one-woman show of Smack the Pony star Doon MacKichan, when it transfers to the Menier Chocolate Factory for a ten-date run later this month (21 […]
Taking us into the future to reflect on the past, Or You Could Kiss Me is set in the South Africa of 2036. The story of gay lovers who have spent their lives together since […]
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