Tag Archives: brian cox

Watch West End family dramas on the London stage

Posted on May 1, 2024 by mkmswain

From Long Day’s Journey Into Night to Next to Normal. Read my full London Theatre article here

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Learn about Eugene O’Neill productions in London ahead of Long Day’s Journey Into Night

Posted on February 28, 2024 by mkmswain

O’Neill’s masterwork is playing at Wyndham’s Theatre from March, starring Brian Cox. Read my full London Theatre article here

Posted in Journalism, Theatre | Tagged book tickets, brian cox, Daryl McCormack, derry girls, drama, eugene o'neill, jeremy herrin, Kevin Spacey, Laurie Kynaston, london, london theatre, long days journey into night, louisa harland, patricia clarkson, play, succession, the iceman cometh, theatre, west end, wyndhams theatre | Leave a comment

The best London shows to see in 2024

Posted on December 11, 2023 by mkmswain

From Hadestown and Player Kings to Plaza Suite and Mean Girls. Read my full London Theatre article here

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Learn more about Brian Cox’s career ahead of Long Day’s Journey into Night

Posted on November 28, 2023 by mkmswain

Cox returns to the West End in 2024 to star in Jeremy Herrin’s highly anticipated Eugene O’Neill revival. Read my full London Theatre article here

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Don’t sneer at celebrities on the West End

Posted on October 28, 2023 by mkmswain

Critics say star-casting ushers shoddy work in to theatres – but it’s snobbish to sneer at audiences for wanting to see celebrities in the flesh. Read my full The i Paper article here

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And now for something completely brilliant

Posted on July 4, 2014 by mkmswain

Terry Gilliam directs operas. Terry Jones writes children’s books. And Michael Palin is that nice man who does the travel programmes on the BBC. Enfant terribles? Not exactly. Yet somehow, 40 years on, this virtuoso comedy collective has retained its … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: brian cox

Watch West End family dramas on the London stage

Learn about Eugene O’Neill productions in London ahead of Long Day’s Journey Into Night

The best London shows to see in 2024

Learn more about Brian Cox’s career ahead of Long Day’s Journey into Night

Don’t sneer at celebrities on the West End

And now for something completely brilliant

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