11/7/08 AM Clips - UK
By Andy Propst on Nov 7, 2008 | In UK | Send feedback »
The Independent
Could they really do 'Ben-Hur' on stage
A theatrical version of the classic film costing £5m will take live entertainment to a new level, says London's O2 Arena
'Priceless' Shakespeare gift boosts Globe
The Barometer: Thespian heroes, Alice Glass and Katherine Jenkins
The Times UK
Priceless Shakespeare collection to return to Britain
The Globe Theatre is to receive more than 450 works from a US collector, including a first folio of 18 Shakespeare plays
Not About Heroes
However good the script, for a two-hour two-hander you need actors of conviction, here they are not especially persuasive
King Lear, Everyman, Liverpool
Pete Postlethwaite, whom I’d always thought bulky, is a thin, withered, painfully fragile Lear - a strong performance
Ben Hur stage spectacle . . . on stage
Fifteen years in the making, Ben Hur Live will receive its world premiere in September 2009 at the O2
What next, a Battleship Potemkin at Wembley?
Ever since Kathleen Turner flashed her all in The Graduate, transposing movies to the stage has become a trend
Yesterday, Corn Exchange, Newbury
This is both a distillation and an edgy, extremely clever refashioning of much of the work Jasmin Vardimon has made to date
Financial Times
Lucky Seven, Hampstead Theatre, London
Sarah Hemming sees a play that raises significant questions which it fails to explore.
Daily Telegraph
King Lear at the Everyman Theatre, Liverpool
Charles Spencer reviews King Lear at the Everyman Theatre, Liverpool.
La Cage aux Folles, at the Playhouse Theatre
Charles Spencer reviews La Cage aux Folles, at the Playhouse Theatre
Whatsonstage.com
Donmar Leads Standard Shortlists, Jersey Dropped
The Donmar Warehouse’s increasing domination of Theatreland is underlined with the announcement today of the shortlists in this y...
Michael Jackson's Thriller Transfers to Lyric, 2 Jan
Richardson & Horrocks Celebrate Shawn at Court
Whatsonstage.com - Off-West End & Fringe
The Big Interview: Zena Edwards
Performance poet Zena Edwards (pictured) is billed as the “cutting edge of contemporary urban writing and lyricism, with a sensuous, rhythmic style born...
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