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3 giorni fa · By Zuzanna Lachendro. When the black and white, semi-silent film The Artist was released in 2011, it was an instant critical hit – winning five Oscars in 2012, including the top prize of Best Picture. Now, the movie has been co-adapted by Olivier Award-winning choreographer Drew McOnie and writer Lindsey Ferrentino into a dazzling production ...
15 mag 2024 · Photos have been released for the world premiere stage adaptation of Michel Hazanavicius’ multi–Academy Award-winning film The Artist. The piece, which follows a silent movie star who falls in love just as the Talkies come to town, will play a strictly limited run until Saturday 25 May at Theatre Royal Plymouth.
4 giorni fa · Robbie Fairchild and Gary Wilmot to star in The Artist at Theatre Royal Plymouth. It takes a woman, the aptly-named Peppy Miller (Briana Craig in a star-making performance) to catalyse his – and ...
3 giorni fa · Theatre Royal Plymouth’s stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film is an artistic triumph that has ‘West End-bound hit’ written all over it. The Artist was the Oscar-winning celluloid smash ...
2 giorni fa · Review: The Artist. Hooray for Hollywood! And Hooray for this incredible new show, a Theatre Royal Plymouth co-production which simply oozes class in a non-stop celebration of cinema. French director Michel Hazanavicius won Best Director Oscar for The Artist and the 2011 movie was named Best Picture – an incredible achievement for a black and ...
3 giorni fa · Gary Wilmot is a generally lovely stage presence but his cuddly joviality currently seems somewhat at odds with the bullying, film-making tyrant who turns on Valentin and gives Peppy so much to kick against. As with the original movie, the cheeky, faithful dog (now renamed Uggie in memory of the popular animal actor) all but steals the show.
3 giorni fa · The Telegraph. ★★★★★. "A scintillating celebration of Hollywood’s silent stars". "Theatre Royal Plymouth’s stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film is an artistic triumph that has ‘West End-bound hit’ written all over it". "The pitfalls of a stage version are obvious. So it’s all hugely impressive that this project by ...
