Long Day’s Journey into Night

The Olivier Award-nominated revival of Long Day’s Journey into Night is now available to watch on Digital Theatre. David Suchet stars as James Tyrone, returning to the West End following the sell-out 2010 production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons – which was also captured by Digital Theatre. He appears alongside Laurie Metcalf, the three-time Emmy Award-winning star of Roseanne, who made her West End debut in the production. Long Day’s Journey into Night also stars Trevor White, Rosie Sansom and Kyle Soller, who also receives a 2013 Olivier Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance. Directed by Tony Award winner Anthony Page and with designs by Lez Brotherston, Long Day’s Journey into Night is a riveting view of the life of James and Mary Tyrone and their sons Jamie and Edmund on one fateful summer’s day.

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Digital Theatre

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Drama UK Changes

Drama UK has announced that its new chair will be Julian Bird, Chief Executive of SOLT/TMA. The announcement comes as the organisation launches the first stage of its brand [...] Continue Reading…

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Bruntwood Prize 2013

Entries are now being invited for the 2013 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting. The winner of the 2013 prize will receive £16,000 – making it the largest prize for playwrights [...] Continue Reading…

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Seatplan

SeatPlan was created by theatre experts to reveal genuine theatregoers’ seat experiences in a clear, easy-to-use format. Managing Editor Tim Sullivan, a 6’7” American knows uncomfortable seats all too [...] Continue Reading…

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Theatrevoice Listings

Theatrevoice, the web’s leading resource for audio about British theatre, is now carrying a range of uk-wide what’s on listings provided by UKTW. The listings allow users to search [...] Continue Reading…

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Audience Rudeness

Oh dear, becoming a bit of a theme. Last night we went to see Les Mis at the Queen’s … have seen the show many times over the years [...] Continue Reading…

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Theatre in Bristol

We were fortunate yesterday to go to the re-opening of the Bristol Old Vic and to see not only two lovely productions but also “behind the scenes” at much [...] Continue Reading…

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The Fourth Wall Convention etc

Fourth Wall
A convention that there is a “fourth wall” to the area in which the action on stage is taking place – this wall normally “exists” along the front [...] Continue Reading…

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London (theatre) 2012

For the first time in many a long year, every theatre in the West End will be running a full summer programme. Often a time for theatres to take [...] Continue Reading…

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