Peter Gill: a theatrical visionary with an unsparing honesty
Gill’s dramas of divided class loyalties such as The York Realist had a clear-eyed precision matched by his rigorous work as a directorPeter Gill, playwright who turned ordinary li...
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Gill’s dramas of divided class loyalties such as The York Realist had a clear-eyed precision matched by his rigorous work as a directorPeter Gill, playwright who turned ordinary li...
WHEN THE SAGE OF SCARBOROUGH SAW THROUGH THE SWINGING ‘SIXTIES 1969: nearly half a century ago, and this was Alan Ayckbourn’s breakthrough. Philip Breen’s direction respect...
A starry Pinter revival will feature Rupert Everett and Simon Russell Beale, while two other shows make up the influential Covent Garden theatre’s new season
ABSURDITIES OF PASSION WIND UP A TORRID SUMMER     This is by Turgenev, revolutionary in his time (banned for a while), now adapted with mischief and appreciation b...
Oxford Playhouse will stage a major new production of Terence Rattigan’s In Praise of Love in 2027.
In Europe, that will be Michael Portillo, with his Bradshaw's railway guide, fedora and wardrobe in all the colours of a sweet shop.
THE SEASON BEGINS! Not doing formal mouse-rate reviews of these, but for local eyes and visitors it’s worth nipping through the ones I can get to – this one is around all we...
Alan Ayckbourn's ingenious 1969 comedy How The Other Half Loves is a theatrical marvel.
A new season celebrates Contemporary Films and its founder Charles Cooper, who bet on Britain taking to Ingmar Bergman, Yasujiro Ozu, Satyajit Ray – and a young Mike LeighOccasiona...
Gill performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company before embarking on a successful directing career.
Beginning his career as an actor, Gill went on to write plays including The York Realist as well as directing for the Royal Court and National TheatreTributes have been paid to the...
In 1991, British filmmaker Derek Jarman screened Edward II, his political and wildly inventive adaptation of Christopher Marlowe’s classic play, at the Venice Film Festival. The fi...
Click here for Digital Theatre Matthew Bournes’s double... The post Ruth Leon recommends… The Red Shoes – Digital Theatre appeared first on Slippedisc.
Consider, for a moment, the cupboard — maybe in the spirit of irreverence we should term it a closet — in which, for 30-odd years, lay undisturbed the footage that future star cine...
Ross Devenish says he owes a debt to the British film distributor, while Kal Hodgson invites Mike Leigh to join the Manchester and Salford Film SocietyWith regard to the article ab...
Alan Bennett's classic gets better, and twistier, with time
It’s easy to see why Teresa Deevy, the... The post Ruth Leon Pocket Theatre Review – Wife to James Whelan – Jermyn Street Theatre appeared first on Slippedisc.
The Truth is another popular play in the series... The post Ruth Leon Pocket Theatre Review: The Truth – Apollo Theatre appeared first on Slippedisc.
Crucible theatre, Sheffield The 82-year-old actor gives a performance of absolute authenticity and clarity as the erratic demagogue in a uniformly impressive productionThe word “no...
Glyndebourne, East SussexThe director hits perfectly all the comic marks of Strauss’s opera about an opera, but there’s few insights in a work that should be moving as well as frot...
The anniversary of Emily Brontë’s birth on 30... The post Ruth Leon recommends… Wuthering Heights (1939) Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier appeared first on Slippedisc.
Christine Edzard’s The Man With the Plan tours the country with a timely message about tackling want, disease, squalor, idleness and ignoranceA new film that addresses issues funda...
In 1989, the Chariots of Fire actor took on the incredible task of playing Shakespeare’s prince while terminally ill from Aids. This weekend sees the world premiere of Elsinore, a...
The playwright and director, who has died aged 86, completed DH Lawrence’s revolution in spotlighting stories of working peoplePeter Gill: a theatrical visionary with an unsparing...
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