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death of england michael sohoplace
18 Jul
News
Emmie Newitt

First look at DEATH OF ENGLAND, MICHAEL at @sohoplace

The West End transfer of the National Theatre's critically acclaimed productions was announced earlier this year.

death of england michael sohoplaceThomas Coombes in Death of England: Michael. Photo by Helen Murray.

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rob madge buyer and cellar kings head theatre
18 Jul
News
Emmie Newitt

First look at Rob Madge in BUYER & CELLAR at King's Head Theatre

The award-winning actor and writer will star as Alex in Jonathan Tolin's critically acclaimed Off-Broadway production as it heads to London this Autumn.

rob madge buyer and cellar kings head theatreRob Madge. Photo by Danny Kaan.

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here and now musical cast
18 Jul
Casts
Emmie Newitt

Lead cast announced for World Premiere of HERE & NOW

The new musical, presented by UK pop sensation, Steps, will premiere in Birmingham later this year.

here and now musical castLtoR Blake Patrick Anderson, Sharlene Hector, Rebecca Lock & Hiba Elchikhe. Photo by Matt Crockett

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Echo at Royal Court Theatre. Photo by Manuel Harlan
17 Jul
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: ECHO at Royal Court

A certain amount of mystery and intrigue surrounds the production currently playing at the Royal Court’s main space. The Jerwood Theatre Downstairs plays host to ECHO (Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen) by Iranian writer Nassim Soleimanpour who has enlisted assistance from a number of high profile actors who each serve as his narrator on stage for one performance (without rehearsal) where they are given lines to deliver through screen projections or fed through an ear piece. So what has the production to say for itself, and given the presentation format, what could possibly go wrong?

Echo at Royal Court Theatre. Photo by Manuel HarlanEcho at Royal Court Theatre. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

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tracy ann oberman
17 Jul
News
Emmie Newitt

Tracy-Ann Oberman to reprise her role in return of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE 1936

The "most important Shakespeare production of the year" (Daily Telegraph), transfers to the West End later this year ahead of a UK tour.

tracy ann obermanTracy-Ann Oberman.

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