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2 giorni fa · Reverberation. From Matthew López, the Tony and Olivier Award-winning writer of The Inheritance, comes the sexy, funny, and hauntingly human Reverberation. After a personal tragedy, Jonathan has withdrawn from the world, with little social life beyond the men he meets online.
5 giorni fa · Following a highly critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run, BoonDog Theatre present a beautiful new story about the tug of war between fantasy and reality. PISKIE is a show for all those who believe there is still a little magic to be found in the world. *Piskie is a Cornish word for Pixie.
1 giorno fa · SYNOPSIS. 'Must I remember?' Hamlet's father is dead. His mother has remarried. He is alone with his thoughts. Then, he speaks. Haunted by grief, and with his world spinning violently out of control, Hamlet has to make some decisions: forget or remember; live or die. CAST. Billy Howle. Actor. Mirren Mack. Actor. Niamh Cusack. Actor. CREW.
- John Haidar Director
- October 16, 2024
3 giorni fa · The Old Vic (photographed in 2012), where Gielgud honed his skill as a Shakespearean. During his first season at the Old Vic, Gielgud played Romeo to the Juliet of Adele Dixon, Antonio in The Merchant of Venice, Cleante in The Imaginary Invalid, the title role in Richard II, and Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream. [29]
3 giorni fa · Tom Stoppard’s kaleidoscopic comedy of love and infidelity returns to The Old Vic! Directed by Tony and Olivier award winner, Max Webster, and starring James McArdle (Mare of Easttown) and Bel Powley (The Morning Show), book your official tickets to The Real Thing today.
3 giorni fa · Head to the Old Vic to experience one of Tom Stoppard’s most famous plays, The Real Thing, in an exciting new revival. Book The Real Thing tickets on TodayTix. Don’t miss seeing the talented cast starring James McArdle (Mare of Easttown, The Tragedy of Macbeth) and Bel Powley (A Small Light, The Morning Show).
4 giorni fa · Old Vic Theatre. 3.5 stars. The premise of Tom Stoppard’s 1982 play is simple – it’s about love and infidelity. Henry (James McArdle), a successful playwright, leaves his wife Charlotte (Susan Wokoma) to live with another actress, Annie (Bel Powley), only to find himself deceived in turn.
