#imogen doel

[theatreisgoodforthesoul]

“Twelfth Night” by William Shakespeare

National Theatre, 2017

Starring Tamsin Greig, Phoebe Fox, Adam Best, Oliver Chris, Claire Cordier, Imogen Doel, Mary Doherty, Ammar Duffus, Daniel Ezra, Whitney Kehinde, Emmanuel Kojo, Tamara Lawrence, Andrew Macbean, Doon Mackichan, Tim McMullan, Brad Morrison, Daniel Rigby, Imogen Slaughter, James Wallace, & Niky Wardley

[isabellaofparma]

#me going through life

[peterviney1]

All’s Well That Ends Well 2018 review Review of All's Well That Ends Well  by William Shakespeare, at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. A candlelit production of a rarely produced play. It's a play with modern resonances, and one I particularly like. So what about this production?

[peterviney1]

The Taming of The Shrew – Globe 2016 review Review added of the 2016 Globe production of The Taming of THe Shrew. This is set in Ireland and 1916, and goes all out on physical comedy.

[popverse]

The Importance of Being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest #Theatre #Review

I have declared my support for transmissions of theatre productions before. No, they don’t have the immediacy, intimacy or ephemerality of a live staging, but it is a good opportunity to allow people to see some form of a production they might otherwise miss out on. Now with the proliferation of the practice and the technology, we’re seeing smaller productions reach out across the screens. Hence,…

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[carrieharayel-blog]

Importance of Being Earnest

I went to see The Importance of Being Earnest the other day. Philip Cumbus is in it as Algernon. It made me laugh so much I cried & couldn't breathe.

I'm not saying it because I'm just a fan but he is very good in it. The cast as an emsemble work very well together. He gets loads of laughs by what he does including the muffin bit between him & Michael Benz as Jack. It's a very physical bit requires them to move, talk, eat & be in position for the jokes to work.

I have read the play before I saw it but I didn't get half as much as what I did watching it on stage. I would have seen this because I wanted to see David Suchet on stage. The rest of the cast are fantastic. Emily Barber as Gwendoyln very much how I expected the character to be. Imogen Doel very young & innocent as Cecily. Also Michele Dolrice as Miss Prism was a marvel to see on stage.

But Phil though TRUST me when I say its something you have to watch him in you will get why. He has a massive character change from Act I to Act 2. Also he eats a fair bit on stage. In Act I he eat a raw egg, sandwiches & a blooming sugar cube... then Act 2 had the muffins.

It has a few scenes with background action while characters are talking in foreground. One bit I remember was Algernon taking note of the address Jack give Gwendolyn. Its really funny.

On a general note there is smoking on stage (all from Cumbus mind you), there are 2 intervals & take tissue you will laugh!!

[polygianniba-blog]

Review: The Get Out, conceived by Robin French and Anthony Neilson, at the Royal Court Upstairs

Imogen Doel, Jonjo O’Neill (as James Bond) and Nathaniel Martello-White. Photo Alastair Muir

It’s been more than two weeks since I saw The Get Out at the Royal Court and considering the production had only three performances and hardly a week of rehearsal, it’s safe to say it took me longer to write the review than it took for the production to come together. No matter. Don’t hold my slowness…

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[nikkiiianna]

Tweet Review: In the Vale of Health: Missing Dates, Hampstead Theatre, 15 May

Interval Tweet: #InTheValeOfHealth #MissingDates @Hamps_Theatre: the plot thickens!!! Loving it!

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#InTheValeOfHealth #MissingDates @Hamps_Theatre 1/2: found this version a bit touching and lighter with more comedy…

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#InTheValeOfHealth #MissingDates @Hamps_Theatre 2/2: Wasn’t expecting these characters.. #SlidingDoors.. Loved it…

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