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Uncle Vanya, Almeida Theatre
After putting a modern spin on the Oresteia, with memorable results, director Robert Icke takes on another classic. No samovars here: Icke has stripped back, anglicised and revitalised Chekhov, obliterating the space between story and spectator. His zoomed-in vision offers … Continue reading
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Tagged almeida theatre, chekhov, drama, ham and high, jessica brown findlay, london, paul rhys, play, review, robert icke, russia, theatre, tobias menzies, uncle vanya
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Pick of the Week
Selma, Jessie J, The Fever and superhero sound effects: my Pick of the Week on theartsdesk
Posted in Art, Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged academy awards, alcohol, Amelia Bullmore, art, arts, auschwitz, awards, Christian Marclay, concert, di and viv and rose, drama, drink, equal rights, eventim apollo, exhibition, film, gallery, hammersmith, hampstead theatre, holocaust, installation, jessie j, london, London Sinfonietta, martin luther king, matt wolf, matthew wright, may fair hotel, movie, music, oscars, play, pop, pub crawl, race, review, selma, soul, sound effect, superhero, sweet talker, symphony, the arts desk, the clock, the fever, the vinyl factory, theartsdesk, theatre, tobias menzies, vaudeville theatre, voting, wallace shawn, west end, white cube
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