Shakespeare

The Tempest Q&A video and photos: What happens when Prospero & Miranda becomes a mother-son relationship?
The Tempest Q&A video and photos: What happens when Prospero & Miranda becomes a mother-son relationship?

The Tempest Q&A video and photos: What happens when Prospero & Miranda becomes a mother-son relationship?

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-26T00:11:19+00:0013 February 2019|Tags: Aaron Peters, Abigail Clay, Alexander Da Fonseca, Conor Hadfield, David Clayton, Georgina Barley, Greenwich Theatre, James Alston, Lazarus Theatre, Lord of the Flies, Micha Colombo, Nell Hardy, Nikolas Salmon, Peace Oseyenum, Post-show Q&As, Ricky Dukes, Salome, Shakespeare, Terri Paddock events, The Tempest|

In my first of three post-show Q&As this year with Lazarus Theatre, I was at Greenwich Theatre for this pioneering ensemble company's exciting re-examination of Shakespeare's The Tempest.

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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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#HiddleHamlet is a ★★★★ success (for the few lucky critics who got tickets)
#HiddleHamlet is a ★★★★ success (for the few lucky critics who got tickets)

#HiddleHamlet is a ★★★★ success (for the few lucky critics who got tickets)

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:45:49+00:003 September 2017|Tags: #HiddleHamlet, #RADAHamlet, Hamlet, Kenneth Branagh, RADA, Shakespeare, Tom Hiddleston|

Tom Hiddleston stars as Hamlet at RADA until 23 September 2017 Did you

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My theatre diary: West End Live, Lady Day, Hamlet and Quentin Dentin
My theatre diary: West End Live, Lady Day, Hamlet and Quentin Dentin

My theatre diary: West End Live, Lady Day, Hamlet and Quentin Dentin

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:47:08+00:003 July 2017|Tags: Almeida Theatre, Andrew Scott, Audra McDonald, Hamlet, Hannah Elsy, Jon Brittain, Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill, Robert Icke, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Rotterdam, Shakespeare, StageFaves, The Quentin Dentin Show, Tom Stoppard, West End Live|

My theatre diary w/c Sunday 25 June 2017: Lady Day at Emerson's Bar &

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Q&A photos and podcast: Why has James Shirley’s The Cardinal been overlooked since the 17th century?
Q&A photos and podcast: Why has James Shirley’s The Cardinal been overlooked since the 17th century?

Q&A photos and podcast: Why has James Shirley’s The Cardinal been overlooked since the 17th century?

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T18:31:24+00:003 May 2017|Tags: James Shirley, Justin Audibert, Max Pappenheim, Natalie Simpson, Post-show Q&As, RSC, Shakespeare, Southwark Playhouse, Stephen Boxer, Terri Paddock events, The Cardinal|

James Shirley's 1641 tragic masterpiece The Cardinal, one of the last plays staged in England before Oliver Cromwell's ban on theatre, this month receives its first major production since the 17th century.

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Shakespeare and chocolate combine in Sweet Theatre bars
Shakespeare and chocolate combine in Sweet Theatre bars

Shakespeare and chocolate combine in Sweet Theatre bars

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:18:28+00:0014 August 2014|Tags: Chocolate, Inspiring people, Inspiring projects, Sally Woods, Shakespeare, Sweet Theatre|

The first six Shakespeare's Ladies in Sweet Theatre's new range, six more coming soon

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Why is Jamie Lloyd and Martin Freeman’s Richard III set in a 1970s open-plan office?
Why is Jamie Lloyd and Martin Freeman’s Richard III set in a 1970s open-plan office?

Why is Jamie Lloyd and Martin Freeman’s Richard III set in a 1970s open-plan office?

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:19:28+00:0011 July 2014|Tags: Inspiring people, Inspiring productions, Jamie Lloyd, Martin Freeman, Recommendations, Richard III, Shakespeare, Trafalgar Studios, Trafalgar Transformed|

When the production shots for Richard III were first released earlier this week,

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