Casting Announced For Pity at Royal Court Theatre
Casting has been announced for Pity by Rory Mullarkey which opens at the Royal Court Theatre in July 2018.
Royal Court Theatre
REVIEW: Instructions For Correct Assembly, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭
Instructions For Correct Assembly with its strong cast and striking design boosted by a touch of illusion, is smart and entertaining, confirming Thomas Eccleshare as a writer to watch.
REVIEW: Gundog, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Yes Gundog is a bleak play, but the script breaks into the most wonderful, poetic language, particularly from Mick, who delivers a beautiful speech about planting himself in the earth and the sky to protect his family.
REVIEW: Rita Sue and Bob Too, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Originally staged at the Octagon Theatre in Bolton, this is a timely revival that has been given added relevance by continuing debate over exploitation and masculinity.
REVIEW: Goats, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭
It’s refreshing to go to something without such barefaced moralising but I can’t say I really enjoyed it. No kidding.
REVIEW: The Fall, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Every molecule of the space of the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs is packed with the energy, enthusiasm, passion and commitment of the seven strong ensemble.
REVIEW: Road, Royal Court Theatre ✭✭✭✭
But there was one thing I had forgotten. It was always there, I had just forgotten it. And that’s how brilliant a writer Cartwright is.
Casting announced for Rita Sue and Bob Too tour
Casting has been announced for Andrea Dunbar’s landmark play Rita, Sue and Bob Too directed by Max Stafford-Clark which starts a UK tour on the 6th September 2017. Best friends Rita and Sue get a lift home from married Bob after babysitting his kids. When he takes the scenic route and offers them a bit of fun, the three start a fling they each think they control. The cast will include James Atherton (Treasure Island – West End, Wallenstein – Chichester), Taj Atwal (East is East – West End, Educating Rita – Hull Truck), Sally Bankes (The Winter’s Tale, Two Noble Kinsmen – RSC), Gemma Dobson (TV – In The Club 2, Brief Encounters), Samantha Robinson ( Screwed – Theatre503, Educating Rita – Mercury Colchester) and David Walker (Hangmen – West End, Crap Dad – West Yorkshire Playhouse). Commenting on the play, Director Max Stafford-Clark said; “When Andrea wrote … Read more
