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How much have I been missing the National Theatre? 5 NT shows for 2017
How much have I been missing the National Theatre? 5 NT shows for 2017

How much have I been missing the National Theatre? 5 NT shows for 2017

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:50:47+00:0020 December 2016|Tags: Andrew Garfield, Angels in America, Brexit, Denise Gough, EU Referendum, Headlong Theatre, Iphigenia in Splott, Lindsey Ferrentino, Lucy Kirkwood, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Marianne Elliott, Mosquitoes, Nathan Lane, Olivia Colman, Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, People, Places and Things, Rufus Norris, Russell Tovey, Tamsin Greig, Tony Kushner, Twelfth Night, Ugly Lies the Bone, Ugly Lies the Bones|

Coming up at the National in 2017: My Country, Ugly Lies the Bones, Twelfth

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Critics’ Circle Award winners: Are they the only ones that make sense anymore?
Critics’ Circle Award winners: Are they the only ones that make sense anymore?

Critics’ Circle Award winners: Are they the only ones that make sense anymore?

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:56:36+00:0026 January 2016|Tags: Also Recognised Awards, Anna Fleischle, Bend It Like Beckham, Critics' Circle Awards, David Moorst, Denise Gough, Four minutes twelve seconds, Hangmen, James Fritz, Judi Dench, Kenneth Cranham, Michael McDonagh, Olivier Awards, Oresteia, People, Places and Things, Robert Icke, The Father, The Winter's Tale, Violence and Son|

The cast of Martin McDonagh's Hangmen The annual best of lists are always

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Year in Review: The best of the best of #theatre2015 round-ups
Year in Review: The best of the best of #theatre2015 round-ups

Year in Review: The best of the best of #theatre2015 round-ups

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:57:50+00:002 January 2016|Tags: #theatre2015, Annual review, Barbarians, Bend It Like Beckham, Best of lists, Bugsy Malone, Eventide, Funny Girl, Gypsy, Hangmen, Kinky Boots, Mr Foote's Other Leg, Oresteia, People, Places and Things, Recommendations, Sweeney Todd, The Father, The Stage, The Winter's Tale, Tooting Arts Club, Top 10 lists, Year in review|

Lia Williams and Angus Wright in Duncan Macmillan's reimagining of Oresteia After my

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