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Review: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, Rose Theatre

by Aliya Al-Hassan — November 2, 2023

Immigration and adapting (or not) to a new homeland is as current a topic as it has ever been.

Review: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, Chichester Festival Theatre

by Gary Naylor — October 12, 2023

It may be old enough to collect its state pension, but this classic play still has much to say about life as it's lived today

Photos: Inside Rehearsal For Headlong's A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE

by Stephi Wild — August 16, 2023

Headlong, Octagon Theatre Bolton, Chichester Festival Theatre and Rose Theatre have released rehearsal photos for the new production for our times of Arthur Miller’s classic, A View from the Bridge opening on Friday 8 September 2023 at the Octagon Theatre Bolton.

A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Comes to Octagon Theatre Bolton, Chichester Festival Theatre, and Rose Theatre

by Stephi Wild — July 25, 2023

Headlong, Octagon Theatre Bolton, Chichester Festival Theatre and Rose Theatre present a new production for our times of Arthur Miller’s classic, A View from the Bridge opening on Friday 8 September 2023 at the Octagon Theatre Bolton.

Photos: First Look at WHEN WINSTON WENT TO WAR WITH THE WIRELESS at the Donmar Warehouse

by Stephi Wild — June 12, 2023

All new production photos have been released from the upcoming new play by Jack Thorne, When Winston Went to War with the Wireless, directed by Katy Rudd.

Full Cast Revealed For The World Premiere of Jack Thorne's WHEN WINSTON WENT TO WAR WITH THE WIRELESS at Donmar Warehouse

by Stephi Wild — April 24, 2023

With Noël Coward's Private Lives currently running until 27 May, Donmar Warehouse Artistic Director Michael Longhurst and Executive Director Henny Finch have announced full casting for the world première of Jack Thorne's play When Winston Went to War with the Wireless.

RSC's HAMLET With Paapa Essiedu, and More Will Be Broadcast on BBC Four

by Stephi Wild — June 12, 2020

The Royal Shakespeare Company production of Macbeth (2018) will be broadcast on BBC Four this Sunday 14 June at 9.

Hampstead Theatre's Associate Company, The Mono Box, Launches 'The Monologue Library'

by Stephi Wild — May 1, 2020

Hampstead Theatre's Associate Company, The Mono Box, has announced the launch of The Monologue Library, audio recordings of renowned artists performing their favourite theatrical speeches.

TRUE WEST Leads December's Top 10 New London Shows

by Marianka Swain — December 1, 2018

London is never short of temptations, whether splashy West End shows, epic dramas or bold fringe offerings.

BWW Review: MACBETH, Barbican

by Rona Kelly — October 24, 2018

Embracing the darkness of the play and space, we are 'cabined, cribbed, confined, bound in to saucy doubts and fears' alongside Macbeth in Polly Findlay's terrifying and thoughtful production.

BWW Interview: Edward Bennett Talks MACBETH

by Rona Kelly — October 22, 2018

Edward Bennett returns to the Royal Shakespeare Company for his third season, appearing in Polly Findlay's Macbeth.

The Royal Shakespeare Company Presents THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

by Kaitlin Milligan — September 18, 2018

Following the live broadcast, catch The Merry Wives of Windsor in cinemas across North America (from October 5)

BWW Review: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, Royal Shakespeare Theatre

by Gary Naylor — August 15, 2018

What larks! Maybe not for the purists nor for anyone looking for a Chekhovian analysis of the human condition, but a guilty pleasure full the laughs.

Review Roundup: Christopher Eccleston in RSC's MACBETH

by Nicole Rosky — March 21, 2018

Polly Findlay directs Christopher Eccleston in his RSC debut in the title role of Macbeth, with Niamh Cusack returning to the company to play Lady Macbeth and Edward Bennett as Macduff, in a contemporary production of Shakespeare's darkest psychological thriller.

BWW Review: THE INTELLIGENT HOMOSEXUAL'S GUIDE..., Hampstead Theatre

by Marianka Swain — October 31, 2016

It's not just the title that's daunting in Tony Kushner's exhaustive three-and-a-half-hour epic, which tackles everything from socialist history, belief systems and family dysfunction to maternity strap-ons and meta jokes about cell phones at the theatre.