Blogs about: Gregory Doran

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Julius Caesar 4 comments

henryedwards2 wrote 1 week ago: This is my first play review. Although, I’m not reviewing the play as such, more reviewing the … more →

Tags: play reviews, directing, Acting, Julius Caesar, William Shakespeare, Donmar Warehouse, Shakespeare

Brooklyn Academy of Music stages all-black 'Julius Caesar'

Chase Quinn wrote 1 month ago: As you find your seat at BAM’s recent production and U.S. premiere of the Royal Shakespeare Company’ … more →

Tags: Entertainment, Opinion, Reviews, Travel and Leisure, BAM, Brooklyn, brooklyn academy of music, Julius Caesar, Shakespeare

Upcoming Must-Sees

theatrekraut wrote 1 month ago: There are quite a few thing I am excited to see this year “Othello” at the NT, from 11 A … more →

Tags: National theatre, London, theatre, Shakespeare's Globe, Barbican, RSC, Rory Kinnear, Adrian Lester, Jonathan Bailey

RSC’s “African” Julius Caesar1 comment

Theophrastus wrote 1 month ago: The filmed version of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s version of Julius Caesar set in an (unnamed) m … more →

Tags: Literature, Cinema, Theater, Television, Plutarch, William Shakesepare, Julius Caesar, Royal Shakesepeare Company, Africa

David Tenant as Richard II opening December 9th 2013

laurawinningham wrote 1 month ago: From the Barbican: “Richard is King. A monarch ordained by God to lead his people. But he is a … more →

Tags: Book Tickets Now!, theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, England, hamlet, David Tennant, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oliver Ford Davies, Duke of York

Wait...there are Asian people in China? Well done #ACT1 comment

fairyprincessdiaries wrote 2 months ago: As you know…The Fairy Princess has had some things to say about casting, particularly theatric … more →

Tags: Diversity, RSC, Orphan of Zhao, Nightingale, la jolla playhouse, Chinese History, Raymond J. Lee, BD Wong, Joseph Anthony Foronda

Interpreting Shakespeare: An Interview with Gregory Doran

theoxfordculturereview wrote 3 months ago: Gregory Doran, Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, has recently been appointed Oxfor … more →

Tags: Drama, J. Sheldrake, Antony and Cleopatra, Ben Jonson, CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, David Tennant, Drama, Harriet Walter, Heminges and Condell

Theatre Review: Anjin: The Shogun And The English Samurai5 comments

Diverse Japan wrote 3 months ago: A lavish three-hour stage production of the relationship between William Adams and Shogun to be Toku … more →

Tags: Reviews, History, theatre, Anjin - The Shogun And The English Samurai, Catholic Church, daimyo, Englishman, Entertainment, Horipro

2013 Winter Productions at the Royal Shakespeare Company

shinesquad wrote 3 months ago: Highlights David Tennant returns to the RSC in the title role of Gregory Doran’s production of Richa … more →

Tags: theatre, Arts, Blog, RSC, tim minchin, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, swan theatre, matilda, David Tenant

Anjin

garethjames wrote 3 months ago: This Anglo-Japanese co-production, subtitled The Shogun & the English Samuri, is timed to coinci … more →

Tags: theatre, Stephen Sondheim, Mike Poulton, Sadlers Wells Theatre, Horipro, Thelma Holt, stephen boxer, Masachika Ichimura, yuki furukawa

Interview: Actor Stephen Boxer - Anjin: The Shogun and the Samurai 2 comments

Diverse Japan wrote 4 months ago: “What I love is how their friendship [Anjin and Tokugawa] crossed boundaries and superseded al … more →

Tags: History, interviews, theatre, Anglo-Japanese, Anjin - The Shogun And The English Samurai, ‘The First Englishman in Japan’, Drama, Dutch Maritime, Entertainment

Anjin: The Shogun & The English Samurai At Sadler's Wells London6 comments

Diverse Japan wrote 4 months ago: A magnificent 3-hour stage production set in 17th Century Japan! Gregory Doran’s production of ANJIN … more →

Tags: History, Press Release, theatre, London, Entertainment, Samurai, Drama, 17th century Japan, shogun

Zhao Wow

williamstafford wrote 5 months ago: THE ORPHAN OF ZHAO Swan Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, Thursday 6th December, 2012 The story is the s … more →

Tags: Theatre Review, Review, RSC, swan theatre, Lucy Briggs-Owen, the orphan of zhao, joe dixon, Jake Fairbrother, Graham Turner

Putin Gets a Big Dose of Reality from William Shakespeare

Bob in Vienne wrote 6 months ago: While spending his time teaching Cranes to fly Vladimir Putin seems to have taken his eye off the ba … more →

Tags: Vladimir Putin, Russia, Royal Shakespeare Company, William Shakespeare, Irina Antonova, Moscow, Nelson Mandela

The Dao of Zhao, aka what the #RSC should say to East Asians3 comments

fairyprincessdiaries wrote 6 months ago: Here I sit in the Colonies, and I have just read The National Arts Council’s letter to Mr. Vic … more →

Tags: Diversity, Moises Kaufman, British Empire, RSC, Chinese People in China, la jolla playhouse, east asians, representation, Chinese History

Darkness reigns at the foot of the lighthouse: The Orphan of Zhao brings mixed messages from the RSC3 comments

rageoffstage wrote 6 months ago: The trouble with having a blog is that what you write can come back to haunt you.  Take, for example … more →

Tags: Lucky Dip, political incorrectness, The-Stage, RSC, Mark Shenton, Royal Shakespeare Company, the orphan of zhao, British East Asian, Chinese

THE ORPHAN OF ZHAO, RSC Review

alicebrazilburns wrote 6 months ago: 8th November 2012 Not going to lie, seeing Gregory Doran sat in front of Pete on circle level in The … more →

Tags: theatre, Epic Theatre, Research, Review, RSC, Research-2, epic theatre, brecht, the orphan of zhao

Pucker UP #RSC, cuz I am bending over....27 comments

fairyprincessdiaries wrote 7 months ago: The Fairy Princess was sitting, all snug in her bed, while visions of Equality dancing in her head … more →

Tags: Diversity, fairy princess, Mythic China, Kublai Khan, RSC, Orphan of Zhao, Nightingale, British, John Wayne

The English Samurai from Shogun is coming to Sadler’s Wells!4 comments

sequins and cherry blossom wrote 7 months ago: There’s a treat coming up at Sadler’s Wells. From 31 January to 9 February 2013 they’re staging Anji … more →

Tags: theatre, James Clavell, Masachika Ichimura, Mike Poulton, Sadlers Wells, shogun, stephen boxer, tokugawa ieyasu, William Adams


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