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A Christmas Carol: It’s easy to see why this production has become an Old Vic tradition
A Christmas Carol: It’s easy to see why this production has become an Old Vic tradition

A Christmas Carol: It’s easy to see why this production has become an Old Vic tradition

By Terri Paddock|2021-12-05T15:29:41+00:006 December 2021|Tags: A Christmas Carol, Jack Shalloo, Jack Thorne, Matthew Warchus, Old Vic Theatre, Oli Higginson, Stephen Mangan|

I love Christmas. But for the past several years, I have struggled to summon the Christmas cheer that used to kick in for me the day after Thanksgiving (or, after so many years in the UK, by 1 December at the latest).

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WATCH show vlogs: Julius Caesar, Beginning, The Lady With a Dog and Foul Pages
WATCH show vlogs: Julius Caesar, Beginning, The Lady With a Dog and Foul Pages

WATCH show vlogs: Julius Caesar, Beginning, The Lady With a Dog and Foul Pages

By Terri Paddock|2020-02-01T23:49:51+00:0026 February 2018|Tags: Alan Ayckbourn, Alan Turkington, Beginning, Beth Burrows, Bridge Theatre, Chekhov, David Eldridge, Duncan MacInnes, Erin Doherty, Foul Pages, Hope Theatre, Ian Hallard, Jake Davies, Julius Caesar, Laura Glover, Lottie, National Theatre, Old Vic Theatre, Philip Goodhew, Robin Hooper, Rupert Graves, Shakespeare, The Divide, The Lady With a Dog, The Ungrateful Biped, White Bear Theatre|

I've been raving about Julius Caesar to everyone over the past few weeks, and particularly the experience of seeing it in the pit of the staggeringly versatile Bridge Theatre.

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Acts of theatre resistance: Insignificance, The Lorax, Young Marx, Imagine This, Bernarda Alba
Acts of theatre resistance: Insignificance, The Lorax, Young Marx, Imagine This, Bernarda Alba

Acts of theatre resistance: Insignificance, The Lorax, Young Marx, Imagine This, Bernarda Alba

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:44:13+00:007 November 2017|Tags: Alice Bailey-Johnson, Bridge Theatre, Cervantes Theatre, Clive Coleman, David Mercatali, Donald Trump, Dr Seuss, Imagine This, Insignificance, Lorca, Mary Conlon, Nancy Carroll, Nicholas Hytner, Old Vic Theatre, Oliver Chris, Richard Bean, Rory Kinnear, Terry Johnson, The House of Bernarda Alba, The Lorax, Tom Mannion, Trump, Union Theatre|

Clockwise from top left: Young Marx, The House of Bernarda Alba, Insignificance, Imagine This

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Take two: Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Travesties, plus future fantasy casting
Take two: Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Travesties, plus future fantasy casting

Take two: Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Travesties, plus future fantasy casting

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:48:51+00:0028 March 2017|Tags: Akiya Henry, Almeida Theatre, Andrew Scott, Daniel Radcliffe, David Leveaux, Hamlet, Joshua McGuire, Menier Chocolate Factory, Michelle Terry, Old Vic Theatre, Patrick Marber, Robert Icke, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Tom Hollander, Tom Stoppard, Travesties|

Doubling up with Stoppard: Joshua McGuire & Daniel Radcliffe in R&G, Freddie Fox &

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My musicals (and market) diary: Groundhog Day, Allegro, Children of Eden
My musicals (and market) diary: Groundhog Day, Allegro, Children of Eden

My musicals (and market) diary: Groundhog Day, Allegro, Children of Eden

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:36:05+00:007 September 2016|Tags: Allegro, Andrew Langtree, Andy Karl, Children of Eden, Danielle Tarento, Gary Tushaw, Georgina Hagen, Groundhog Day, Jack Shalloo, Matthew Warchus, Mercato Metropolitano, Natasha O'Brien, Old Vic Theatre, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Southwark Playhouse, Stephen Barry, Thom Southerland, Tim Minchin, Union Theatre|

Clockwise from top: Groundhog Day, Children of Eden and Allegro. This instalment of

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Press pass: First Groundhog Day reviews + Tim Minchin interviews & features
Press pass: First Groundhog Day reviews + Tim Minchin interviews & features

Press pass: First Groundhog Day reviews + Tim Minchin interviews & features

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:35:50+00:0017 August 2016|Tags: Andrew Langtree, Andy Karl, Carlyss Peer, Danny Rubin, Groundhog Day, Matthew Warchus, Old Vic Theatre, Peter Darling, Rob Howell, Tim Minchin|

Andy Karl stars as Phil Connors in endless repeats of Groundhog Day at the

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Press pass: All the news, interviews and opinions on the Old Vic’s changing of the guard
Press pass: All the news, interviews and opinions on the Old Vic’s changing of the guard

Press pass: All the news, interviews and opinions on the Old Vic’s changing of the guard

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:08:10+00:0021 April 2015|Tags: Drew McOnie, Groundhog Day the Musical, Kevin Spacey, Matthew Warchus, Old Vic Theatre, Press pass, Ralph Fiennes, Rob Brydon, Tim Minchin, Timothy Spall|

Kevin Spacey gives his successor Matthew Warchus the thumbs up at the Old Vic

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Matthew Warchus brings real star-quality – and a major rebrand – to his first season at the Old Vic
Matthew Warchus brings real star-quality – and a major rebrand – to his first season at the Old Vic

Matthew Warchus brings real star-quality – and a major rebrand – to his first season at the Old Vic

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:08:16+00:0021 April 2015|Tags: Drew McOnie, Groundhog Day the Musical, Kevin Spacey, Matthew Warchus, Old Vic Theatre, Ralph Fiennes, Rob Brydon, Tim Minchin, Timothy Spall|

Under new artistic director Matthew Warchus, the Old Vic is poised for a very

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My theatre diary: The Distance, Electra, Lord of the Flies, Urinetown, Next Fall
My theatre diary: The Distance, Electra, Lord of the Flies, Urinetown, Next Fall

My theatre diary: The Distance, Electra, Lord of the Flies, Urinetown, Next Fall

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:17:07+00:0023 October 2014|Tags: Charlie Condou, Damn Yankees, Deborah Bruce, Forbidden Broadway, Helen Baxendale, Ian Rickson, Jenna Russell, Kristin Scott Thomas, Matthew Bourne, Menier Chocolate Factory, Next Fall, Old Vic Theatre, Orange Tree Theatre, Recommendations, Sadler's Wells, Simon Callow, Southwark Playhouse, St James Theatre, The Man Jesus, The Scottsboro Boys, Urinetown, Young Vic Theatre|

Having escaped back to Mallorca for a week (god, I love that place, my little

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My theatre diary: From tears to laughter with The Crucible, The Events, Invincible and Shakespeare in Love
My theatre diary: From tears to laughter with The Crucible, The Events, Invincible and Shakespeare in Love

My theatre diary: From tears to laughter with The Crucible, The Events, Invincible and Shakespeare in Love

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:19:11+00:0029 July 2014|Tags: Invincible, Old Vic Theatre, Orange Tree Theatre, Recommendations, Royal Court, Shakespeare in Love, Shakespeare's Globe, St James Theatre, The Crucible, The Events, Young Vic Theatre|

I’m really doing well for play choices in July. Don’t let the warm weather put

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