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Zoë Wanamaker talks about her career, spanning comedy and tragedy in new writing and the classics, and the connection with a theatre audience (Theatrevoice) Dec 2019
Macbeth on Stage lecture 2019 – part of In Depth Seminar on the English Renaissance (poster: 850k png or 1.9M pdf) (University of Venice) Oct 2019
Kathryn Hunter discusses the roots of her physical approach to acting and how performance informs her directing style, as well as some of her recent roles (Theatrevoice) May 2019
The Duchess of Malfi ★★★★ (Almeida Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Dec 2019
A Christmas Carol ★★★ (The Old Vic, London) The Arts Desk, Dec 2019
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The Wind of Heaven ★★★★ (Finborough Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Nov 2019
The Taming of the Shrew ★★★ (RSC - The Barbican, London) The Arts Desk, Nov 2019
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Ian McKellen On Stage ★★★★★ (Harold Pinter Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Oct 2019
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Blood Wedding ★★★★ (The Young Vic, London) The Arts Desk, Sep 2019
A Doll's House ★★★★ (Lyric Hammersmith, London) The Arts Desk, Sep 2019
The Girl on the Train ★★ (Duke of York's Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Jul 2019
Henry IV, parts 1 and 2, and Henry V (joint review with David Nice) ★★★/★★★/★★★★ (Shakespeare's Globe, London) The Arts Desk, May 2019
Death of a Salesman ★★★★ (Young Vic, London) The Arts Desk, May 2019
Mary's Babies ★★★ (Jermyn Street Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Mar 2019
Tartuffe (The Imposter) ★★ (National Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Feb 2019
Agnes Colander: An Attempt at Life ★★★ (Jermyn Street Theatre, London) The Arts Desk, Feb 2019
Interview with Lia Williams about her current role in Tennessee Williams's The Night of the Iguana, directing Pinter and Wallis Simpson The Arts Desk, Jul 2019
Programme piece about the 1930s for a production of The Merry Wives of Windsor set in that decade Shakespeare's Globe, May 2019
Interview with playwright William Nicholson about Shadowlands, C S Lewis's touching love story (playing in Chichester), and upcoming film Hope Gap The Arts Desk, Apr 2019