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Archive Review • SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER • Richmond Theatre [tour] • 2008

Archive Review • SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER • Richmond Theatre [tour] • 2008

Richmond Theatre © Sarah Vernon

If ever a production showed just how important it is to get the set and costumes right, this touring version of She Stoops to Conquer from Birmingham Rep and The Touring Consortium, directed by Jonathan Munby, is it. And that’s a shame because a good production is struggling to get out, one that has many of the right ingredients. The play may be over 200 years old…

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Thomas & Friends: Tale of the Brave 2014

When Thomas spots some giant footprints, Percy quickly becomes convinced that there is a monster on the island.

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Downton Abbey’s Julian Ovenden leads the cast of MY NIGHT WITH REG, which transfers to the West End following its run at the Donmar Warehouse. Ovendon is joined by fellow original cast members Matt Bardock, Jonathan Broadbent, Richard Cant, Lewis Reeves and Geoffrey Streatfeild in Kevin Elyot’s seminal play about a group of six friends for whom the world is about to change forever.

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Julian Ovenden and Jonathan Broadbent talk about 'My Night with Reg' and it's transfer to the Apollo Theatre.

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A collection of photo's from the "Night With Reg" press night.[x]

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@mynightwithreg: Look at all those stars in our first advert. Geoffrey, @JonnieBroadbent and @JulianOvenden aren't bad either!

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Review: Grand Guignol by Carl Grose, at the Southwark Playhouse

Review: Grand Guignol by Carl Grose, at the Southwark Playhouse

Paul Chequer, Robert Portal, Emily Raymond. Photo Steve Tanner

Saying Carl Grose’s Grand Guignol, currently playing at the Southwark Playhouse, is perfect for Halloween is a huge understatement, as well as a disservice. Bloody, gory, funny and twisted, it has you snort-laughing through your nose and then checking if any blood came out. It has the innocent unpretentious naffness of 19th century…

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My Night With Reg at the Donmar: additional thoughts, undiluted worship and an ill-thought crossover with The Pride

My Night With Reg at the Donmar: additional thoughts, undiluted worship and an ill-thought crossover with The Pride

Julian Ovenden as John, Geoffrey Streatfeild as Daniel. Photo Johan Persson

This blog has always been intended as a diary, and it’s only fair I write about the things I contemplate the most. Putting it this way, a second post about My Night With Reg is compulsory and long overdue. To use a phrase John uses, Kevin Elyot’s play knocked me for six and I have spent a good deal of my time recently…

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