The Stage (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Theatre Royal Bath: Nicki Frei's episodic stage version of one of Henry James' most famous novels, given its world premiere at the start of the Peter Hall Company summer season in Bath, is set in Rome, Florence, London and the English countryside. So Peter Mumford's marble-pillared set and back-projected photographic panoramas are all-important as the backcloth to the story of impressionable young...
Whatsonstage.com (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
If you're going to have a season exploring women's place in society, as Peter Hall outlines in the programme to his 2008 Bath season, then you certainly can't do it without Ibsen's A Doll's House. The iconic work in modern drama, a few of us have see...
Whatsonstage.com (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Matthew Marsh will reunite with Eddie Redmayne (pictured) in the world premiere of Christopher Shinn's US election drama Now or Later, which runs from 9 September to 18 October 2008 (previews from 3 September) at the Royal Court Jerwood Theat...
Whatsonstage.com (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
The story may be familiar and, perhaps, a mite sentimental for some tastes, there may be limited opportunities for great acting (though plenty for excellent ensemble playing), but York Theatre Royal's brilliant staging of The Railway Children is a ...
The Guardian - The blog Theatre (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Anthony Neilson's zombie show at Latitude was a great fusion of content and location, unless you were in the theatre
The Stage (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Theatre Royal, Bath: The theme of the fifth Peter Hall Company season at Bath is women's role in society, so it is wholly appropriate that its hallmark is the outstanding quality of its leading actresses. Here Catherine McCormack takes centre stage in Stephen Mulrine's crystal clear adaptation of Ibsen's 1879 classic, which literally stunned the theatrical world of the time. En route, it questions...
Used, but not abused (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
I have been auditioning the 3 isolation systems that LFD produce. Stage #1: is a set of 4 very well machined stainless steel cups into which fit a machined block of Sorbothane. On the face of it, nothing unusual. However if you look on the official Sorbothane site HERE you’ll see this is a more complex material [...]
PlayBill (Free subscription) | 01/01/1970
Music and Movement Enliven Panych's Moby Dick at Ontario's Stratford FestivalMorris Panych's new stage production of Moby Dick, adapted from the novel by Herman Melville, opens Aug. 17 at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's intimate Studio Theatre.Previews began July 22 for a run (in repertory with other works) to Oct. 18. The Ontario festival commissioned the play, representing a commitment by the...
PlayBill (Free subscription) | 01/01/1970
Goodwin, Maxwell and Wilson Join Cast of Home at Williamstown Theatre FestivalCasting is now complete for the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of David Storey's Home, starring the previously announced Richard Easton and Dana Ivey.Joining Tony winner Easton (Invention of Love) and Tony nominee Ivey (Butley) will be Philip Goodwin (Tartuffe), Roberta Maxwell (Othello) and C. J. Wilson (Festen).Tony...
The Stage (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
National Railway Museum, York: Here is a genuine theatrical event. E Nesbit's classic story set in a purpose built station with a wonderful 1875 steam engine chugging down the track. Read the full review
The Stage (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Wilton's Music Hall, London: Wink the Other Eye is part play, part music hall show and part historical celebration of this beautiful, dilapidated theatre. Read the full review
The Stage (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
BBC radio breakfast show hosts Chris Moyles and Terry Wogan lost a combined total of 872,000 listeners over the three months to the end of June, according to official figures released today.
The Stage (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Theatre and opera designer Alison Chitty has been presented with the 2008 Young Vic Award.
PlayBill (Free subscription) | 01/01/1970
Amaral and Newsome Are The Producers for Westchester Broadway TheatreBob Amaral and Joel Newsome will head the cast of the Westchester Broadway Theatre production of Mel Brooks' Tony-winning hit The Producers, which begins performances Aug. 7.Amaral, a veteran of Broadway's The Lion King and the national tour of The Producers, stars as Max Bialystock with fellow Producers national tour cast member...
The Stage (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Menier Chocolate Factory co-founder Danielle Tarento has joined the King's Head Theatre in Islington as its artistic director.
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trdwl | 14/07/2008
Douglas Mallach seeks position with a boston ballet troupe. With 13 years of study under his belt, the 24 year olds prospects look bright. Those in the performing arts community should be hearing much about Douglas Mallach in the years to come. If you know of a bright prospect in the balllet dance arena, please respond with a brief profile.
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Douglas Mallach
I saw Douglas Mallach perfrom when he was working in Dallas Texas. I agree that he is a up and coming star.
Jeff connoly
trdwl - 14/07/2008