Photos: Inside Opening Night of PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS at the Trafalgar Theatre
All new photos have been released from the opening night of People, Places & Things at the Trafalgar Theatre and post-show party at Sophie's Soho.
All new photos have been released from the opening night of People, Places & Things at the Trafalgar Theatre and post-show party at Sophie's Soho.
All new rehearsal photos have been released from the return of the original, smash hit production of People, Places and Things.
This summer, a heady brew of greed, murder and dark magic comes to London's incomparably atmospheric Temple Church in a bold new production of Shakespeare's Macbeth.
This summer, award-winning theatre company Antic Disposition present a thrilling new production of Shakespeare's Richard III, which will be staged in six of England's most historic cathedrals and London's ancient Temple Church this summer.
Gary Naylor sees a fine addition to the Shakespeare 400 season with a return of The Comedy of Errors to its original venue but with a 1929 vibe.
Gary Naylor sees a wonderful production crowned by a masterful Henry in a unique and evocative venue.
Recent RADA graduate Freddie Stewart is to reprise his performance in the title role of Antic Disposition's HENRY V.
Recent RADA graduate Freddie Stewart has been cast in the title role in Shakespeare's HENRY V, in a site-specific production that marks award-winning Antic Disposition's 10th anniversary.
Recent RADA graduate Freddie Stewart has been cast in the title role in Shakespeare's Henry V, in a site specific production that marks award-winning Antic Disposition's 10th anniversary.
Front Foot Theatre presents THE SEAGULL, written by Anton Chekhov and translated by Michael Frayn, from tonight, Dec 3-22 at White Bear Theatre.
Front Foot Theatre presents THE SEAGULL, written by Anton Chekhov and translated by Michael Frayn, from Dec 3-22 at White Bear Theatre.
Gary Naylor finds that a fifteen year old contemporary satire still has much to say, and is not short of sting.
Gary Naylor enjoys two one-act plays revived and relevant in these troubled times.