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Relive Helen Hunt’s greatest performances in movies, TV shows, and on stage
Ahead of the actress making her UK theatre debut in Eureka Day. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged academy award, actress, anti vax, as good as it gets, book tickets, celebrity, film, helen hunt, hollywood, london, london theatre, mad about you, movie, old vic, oscar, play, stage, theatre, tv, vaccination
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A Number, Old Vic
It’s 20 years since Caryl Churchill’s spry, elliptical cloning play premiered at the Royal Court with Michael Gambon and Daniel Craig, and it remains a fascinating chamber piece for a talented pair of actors. Read my full London Theatre review … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged a number, caryl churchill, cloning, drama, lennie james, london, london theatre, old vic, paapa essiedu, play, review, theatre
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A Christmas Carol, Old Vic
Matthew Warchus’s Dickensian charmer is back at the Old Vic for a fifth year. Read my full Telegraph review here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged a christmas carol, christmas, dickens, drama, jack thorne, london, old vic, play, review, scrooge, stephen mangan, telegraph, theatre
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Camp Siegfried, Old Vic
Who knew there was a Nazi summer camp on New York’s Long Island in the 1930s? Read my full London Theatre review here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged camp siegfried, london, london theatre, long island, nazi, new york, old vic, patsy ferran, play, review, summer camp, theatre
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Bagdad Cafe, Old Vic
Bagdad is a ghost town. Stranded in California’s Mojave desert, it once served mine workers, then travellers on Route 66, but was subsequently abandoned and its buildings razed. Read my full Telegraph review here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged bagdad cafe, emma rice, london, old vic, play, review, telegraph, theatre
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Remembrance, Old Vic: In Camera
In November 2018, the Old Vic staged a series of five solo performances, curated by Arinzé Kene and directed by Annabel Bolton, to mark 100 years since the Armistice. Presented without scenery or costumes, they aimed to remind us of the … Continue reading
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Tagged arinze kene, armistice, digital, factory, football, free, monica doland, monologue, old vic, online, play, preston, remembrance, review, sport, streaming, the i paper, theatre, war, womens football, world war
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Burn, Old Vic Online
The Old Vic has recently announced it is sticking with digital productions until at least spring 2021. That means more live-streamed work from its empty auditorium, including the upcoming return of A Christmas Carol, a Remembrance Day piece, and this new Sheila Atim … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged burn, i may destroy you, mental health, monologue, old vic, online, play, review, sheila atim, the i paper, theatre, therapy, weruche opia, world mental health day
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