Gordon Craig News

59E59 Theaters (Elysabeth Kleinhans, Artistic Director; Peter Tear, Executive Producer) welcomes London's Inside Intelligence to 59E59 Theaters with THREE WOMEN, written by Sylvia Plath and directed by Robert Shaw. THREE WOMEN begins previews on Tuesday, October 5 for a limited engagement through Sunday, October 31. Press Opening is Tuesday, October 12 at 7:15 PM.

Colin Baker, known for his role in the long-running science fiction television series 'Doctor Who,' will play Inspector Morse in Alma Cullen's HOUSE OF GHOSTS. The play will launch a U.K. tour beginning at the Gordon Craig Theatre on August 27. Robin Hurford will direct the production, which will stop at 14 venues, including London's Richmond Theatre.

Colin Baker, known for his role in the long-running science fiction television series 'Doctor Who,' will play Inspector Morse in Alma Cullen's HOUSE OF GHOSTS. The play will launch a U.K. tour beginning at the Gordon Craig Theatre on August 27. Robin Hurford will direct the production, which will stop at 14 venues, including London's Richmond Theatre.

'SHAKESPEARE'S ANTI-CHRISTIAN SATIRES: THE VIRGIN MARY PARODIES' Was Shakespeare actually a Marrano Jewish woman? This production, guided by a radical new dramaturgy, demonstrates the idea with performances of anti-Christian satires in three of Shakespeare's best-known tragedies.

'SHAKESPEARE'S ANTI-CHRISTIAN SATIRES: THE VIRGIN MARY PARODIES' Was Shakespeare actually a Marrano Jewish woman? This production, guided by a radical new dramaturgy, demonstrates the idea with performances of anti-Christian satires in three of Shakespeare's best-known tragedies.

'SHAKESPEARE'S ANTI-CHRISTIAN SATIRES: THE VIRGIN MARY PARODIES' Was Shakespeare actually a Marrano Jewish woman? This production, guided by a radical new dramaturgy, demonstrates the idea with performances of anti-Christian satires in three of Shakespeare's best-known tragedies.

'SHAKESPEARE'S ANTI-CHRISTIAN SATIRES: THE VIRGIN MARY PARODIES' Was Shakespeare actually a Marrano Jewish woman? This production, guided by a radical new dramaturgy, demonstrates the idea with performances of anti-Christian satires in three of Shakespeare's best-known tragedies.

Following their sell-out debut in the autumn, this acclaimed revue of new musical theatre writing, featuring music from over twenty new musicals from around the world, is preparing to embark upon a UK Regional Tour. The A STAGE KINDLY new musical theatre initiative offers composers a chance to have their new musicals introduced to the London stage, and gives theatre enthusiasts a chance to experience future hit shows before anyone else.