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Review — The Cherry Orchard, Old Vic, June 2009

markronan wrote 3 weeks ago: This, the last of Chekhov’s plays, was presented more as comedy than tragedy in Sam Mendes … more →

Tags: 2009, May-Aug, theatre, Chekhov, Cherry orchard, Ethan Hawke, Morven Christie, Paul Jesson, Rebecca Hall

Cherry Orchard arrivals video screencaps

jeremyironsno1fan wrote 1 month ago: … more →

Tags: Latest News and Posts, Jeremy Irons, London, The Cherry Orchard

Ethan Hawke in A Winter's Tale

ladyfizz wrote 1 month ago: Sam Mendes directs Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale at the Old Vic as part of The Bridge P … more →

Tags: theatre, Ethan Hawke, A Winters Tale, Sam Mendes, Shakespeare, Simon Russel Beale, The Bridge project, Rebecca Hall, Josh Hamilton

Jeremy Irons attends Cherry Orchard afterparty

jeremyironsno1fan wrote 1 month ago: Jeremy Irons attended the Press Night performances of The Cherry Orchard and Winter’s Tale at … more →

Tags: Latest News and Posts, Jeremy Irons, Sam Mendes, Sinead Cusack, Ethan Hawke, Simon Russell Beale, The Cherry Orchard, Buddha Bar, London

The Winter's Tale, at the Old Vic, June 2009

markronan wrote 1 month ago: This delightful Shakespeare play was given an excellent production by Sam Mendes. It is about the de … more →

Tags: 2009, May-Aug, theatre, Bridge Project, Ethan Hawke, Josh Hamilton, Michael Brown, Morven Christie, Paul Jesson

new season

allyoutouch wrote 1 month ago: The Old Vic announced their next season today, and first out is the artistic director himself; Kevin … more →

Tags: theatre, Science, Donmar, Kevin Spacey, Trevor Nunn, Tennessee, Darwin, comminism, john guare

Review - The Cherry Orchard, Old Vic10 comments

Phil (a west end whinger) wrote 1 month ago: The Bridge Project. What’s that all about then?* It’s an unprecedented three-year, trans … more →

Tags: West End Whingers, aluminium harp, Anthony Ward, Anton Chekhov, Entertainment, Ethan Hawke, Kevin Spacey, London, Rebecca Hall

3-in-1 weekend

jt wrote 1 month ago: Nothing interesting happens for months, then three days out come along at the same time! On Saturday … more →

Tags: Life, the Universe and Everything, Beer, Eastleigh, Eastleigh 100, Football, lions, Millwall, Southampton, southampton airport

TUNNEL 228

fat butcher wrote 1 month ago: Last night Mtnz and I descended into Punchdrunk/The Old Vic’s gloom-sodden collabarynth off th … more →

Tags: film, technology, theatre, Banksy, Edward Hopper, Fritz Lang, Metropolis, punchdrunk, Slinkachu

Spacey Snaps At Noisy Theatregoer

Caz wrote 2 months ago: I dont blame Kevin at all!!! It must have been so annoying for him. He is a great actor, I saw him i … more →

Tags: the west end, Kevin Spacey, The Ice Man Cometh, West End

I miss London

theableminnow wrote 2 months ago: Ugh, I wish I could see this so badly!  It reminds me VERY MUCH of this, which I saw while I was in … more →

Tags: creepy, Awe, Nostalgia, of interest, film, escapism, Les Beaux Arts, Metropolis, janet cardiff

Tunnel 228: Or, Cool Things I Miss Out On Because I Don't Live In England2 comments

whentoyzattack wrote 2 months ago: Check out this website, then tell me, what does it look like it is for?  A rail cleaning service?  … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, Tunnel 228, punchdrunk, underground worlds, Metropolis, Banksy, Fritz Lang, Kevin Spacey, tunnels

Review - Tunnel 228 (Punchdrunk)11 comments

Andrew (a west end whinger) wrote 2 months ago: Tunnel 228 is said to have been inspired by Fritz Lang’s 1927 movie Metropolis but under the … more →

Tags: West End Whingers, Kevin Spacey, London, punchdrunk, Review, theatre, Tunnel 228

Tunnel 228

saronimo wrote 2 months ago: The Bloomberg Arts Club usually holds its private showings of exhibitions in varying degrees of gran … more →

Tags: Reviews, Bloomberg, Tunnel 228, Kevin Spacey, Waterloo, swine flu

Why Arts and Culture are Important7 comments

Emmanuel wrote 3 months ago: By Emmanuel Narokobi You’ve probably heard the argument before that Arts and Culture are impor … more →

Tags: Papua New Guinea, Music, Economy, Arts, PNG, Cultural Festivals, Plays, Acting, Culture

Credit Crunch Theatre

nataliewoolman wrote 4 months ago: I always know when there is a Chelsea match on. No, I am not an avid, blue-scarfed fan: I couldn … more →

Tags: Cheap Theatre, RSC, Chelsea, credit crunch, association of british orchestras, Stage, A Night Less Ordinary, Arts Council England

Best (Top Ten +) cheap restaurants in London's West End Theatre-land2 comments

webcowgirl wrote 4 months ago: Going to the theater twice a week can really leave a hole in your budget, even if, like me, you dial … more →

Tags: cheap dinners in Theatreland, cheap food West End, cheapest Congee in London, Covent Garden, Crepe Affair, Duke of York Theatre, Haymarket Theatre, Her Majesty's Theatre, Leicester Square

Pygmalion, Old Vic, July 2008.

markronan wrote 5 months ago: This clever play by George Bernard Shaw is of course the basis for My Fair Lady by Lerner and Loewe, … more →

Tags: 2008, theatre, Peter Hall, George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion, My Fair lady, Michelle Dockery, Tony Haygarth, Tim Piggott-Smith

Review - Complicit with Richard Dreyfuss and an earpiece, Old Vic 35 comments

Phil (a west end whinger) wrote 5 months ago: What a shambles. What a complete and utter shambles. And how entertaining. Hang on, scrub that last … more →

Tags: complicit, David Suchet, Elizabeth McGovern, Entertainment, joe sutton, Kevin Spacey, Review, richard dreyfuss, theatre


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