Richard IIMark Rylance John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster: John McEnery Henry Bolingbroke, Earl of Derby and Duke of Hereford; later King Henry IV: Liam Brennan Thomas Mombray, Earl of Nottingham and Duke of Norfolk: Terry McGinity Duchess of Gloucester, widow of the Duke of Gloucester: William Osborne Sir Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, and Lord Marshal: Albie Woodington Edward of York, Earl of Rutland and Duke of Aumerle: Chu Omambala Sir Henry Green, MP: Richard Glaves Sir John Bushy, Sheriff of Lincoln and Speaker of the House of Commons: Justin Shevlin Sir William Bagot, Sheriff of Leicester: Patrick Brennan Edmund of Langley, Duke of York: Bill Steward Queen Isabel of Valois: Michael Brown Sir William Ross, Baron de Ross of Helmsley, MP: Peter Shorey Sir William Willoughby, Baron of Eresby, MP: William Osborne Servingman to the Duke of York: Patrick Toomey Sir Harry Percy, son and heir of the Earl of Northumberland: Gerald Kyd Earl of Salisbury: Patrick Toomey Welsh Captain: Patrick Brennan Bishop of Carlisle: William Osborne Sir Stephen Scoop, Baron of Bolton: Patrick Brennan Lady to Queen Isabel: Richard Glaves Head Gardiner of the Duke of York: John McEnery 1st Gardiner of the Duke of York: Patrick Brennan 2nd Gardiner of the Duke of York: Terry McGinity Baron Fitzwater, MP: Patrick Toomey Sir Piers of Exton: Justin Shevlin Duchess of York: Peter Shorey 1st Man of Sir Piers of Exton: Richard Glaves 2nd Man of Sir Piers of Exton: Patrick Brennan Groom of King Richard's stables: Terry McGinity Keeper of the Prison at Pomfret Castle: John McEnery
Scrope: Karl Theobald Boot: Leander Deeny Shade: Emil Marwa Wicker: Gemma Johnson Darling: Chris Porter Gaukroger: Simon Thorp Bradshaw: Geraldine James Roast: Tom Godwin Ball: Matthew Kelly McConochie: Leander Deeny Cropper: Evie Dawnay Charles Stuart: Nicholas Rowe Nodd: Emil Marwa Clegg: Tom Godwin Hambro: Simon Thorp Southwark: Karl Theobald Cleveland: Gemma Johnson Gloucestershire: Leander Deeny Hampshire: Matthew Kelly Ponting: Chris Porter Devonshire: Evie Dawnay Feak: Emil Marwa Pyle: Gemma Johnson Edgbaston: Simon Thorp Bank Guard: Matthew Kelly Mobberley: Tom Godwin Parry: Leander Deeny Undy: Chris Porter Street: Karl Theobald Moncrieff: Gemma Johnson Gwynn: Evie Dawnay Footman: Chris Porter Beggar: Leander Deeny Beggar: Tom Godwin Milton: Chris Porter
The Piper / Poliman 1 / Stephen : Edward Hogg Esme (younger) / Alice: Alice Eve Jan: Rufus Sewell Max: Brian Cox Eleanor / Esme(older): Sinéad Cusack Gillian / Magda / Deidre: Miranda Colchester Interrogator / Nigel: Anthony Calf Ferdinand: Peter Sullivan Milan / Poliman 2 / Jaroslav: Martin Chamberlain Lenka: Nicole Ansari Candida: Louise Bangay
co-production between the NT and Live Theatre, Newcastle
in repertoire, (04.09.2009)
George Brown: Deka Walmsley Oliver Kilbourn: Christopher Connel Jimmy Floyd: David Whitaker Young Lad: Brian Lonsdale Harry Wilson: Michael Hodgson Robert Lyon: Ian Kelly Susan Parks: Lisa McGrillis Helen Sutherland: Phillippa Wilson Ben Nicholson: Brian Lonsdale
A group of miners takes on an evening class in painting and developed great skills in depicting their every day's life. Albeit having a promising career as artists they kept their jobs and the group kept going for decades.
Richard III (The Shakespeare Globe, 2012) La Bête (Comedy Theatre, 2010) Jerusalem (Royal Court downstairs & Apollo Theatre, 2009 & 2010) Olivier Award for Best Actor, 2010 Endgame (Duchess Theatre, 2009) Boing Boing (Comedy Theatre, 2007) Richard II (The Shakespeare Globe)
from 14.3.2007 at the Royal Court, transfferd from Druid Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway
Phyllis: Fiona Bell Poppy: Alana Brennan / Daisy Maguire David: Conor Lovett Clover: Penelope Maguire Lori: Kathy Rose O'Brien
A teenage girl returns to her family after attempting to commit suicide. Her family tries to uplift her to overcome her dangerous mood but can't prevent her from suceeding in another.
1959 Hitch: William Hootkins Blonde: Rosamund Pike Husband: Owen McDonnell
1919 Blonde: Victoria Gray Hitchcock: Alexander Delamere
A film teacher and his student find decaying footage of a Blonde filmed by Hitchcock and they wonder about the identity. Lots of f-words and a nude scene.
Henry V (Globe, 2012) The Veil (Lyttelton, NT, 2011) By the Bog of Cats (Wyndham Theatre ) Woman and Scarecrow (Jerwood Theatre upstairs the Royal Court, 2006)
Roy / Gary: John Sharian Dana: Gillian Anderson Erica / Dr. Stanton: Kate Harper Brian / Michael: Demetri Goritsas Rhonda / Dr. Gilbert: Nancy Crane
An artist has a nervous breakdown when her boyfriend leaves her finally. Admitted to a clinic she slowly recovers and panicks when she learns that her insurance won't pay for a stay any longer. Another inmate suggests that she invents another persona to be able to stay on where she feels safe. She decided on a well-known baseball player who's autobiography she had found in the hospital's library. This new found identity allows her to start working as a painter again. She is painting chickens in all variations. Her gallerist is organising a very successful exibition and pushing her again to produce more works. She drifts more and more into her chosen identity and finds finally a way back onto her own feet.
Very strong performance from the whole cast lead by Anderson who proved herself as leading lady.
Walter Kent: Max Bennett Countess Mortimer: Helen Lindsey Lady Julia Farrant: Jessica Turner Frances Trebell: Phoebe Nicholls Lucy Davenport: Jeany Spark Amy O'Connell: Nancy Carroll George Farrant: Michael Thomas Russell BlackboroughRichard Cordery Butler: Giles Taylor Henry Trebell: Will Keen Gilbert Wedgecroft: Bruce Alexander Lord Charles Cantilupe: Peter Eyre Cyril Horsham: Hugh Ross Vivian Saumarez: Giles Taylor Justin O'Connell: Patrick Drury Bertha: Helen Lindsay
A successful politician gets his lover pregnant and when his lover dies due to a secret abortion when he wasn't willing to accept his child his political friends drop him in the light of looming scandal.
A very well tuned play about scandal, politics, censorship and human opportunism.
Nancy Caroll and husband Jo Stone-Fewings, October 2011, 3D
Young Marx (Bridge Theatre, 2017) Woyzeck (Old Vic, 2017) (NT Archive 2016: Man of Mode, NT Olivier, 2007) The Moderate Soprano (Hampstead Theatre, 2015) Closer (Donmar Warehouse, 2015) The Duck House (Vaudeville, 2013/14) The Magistrate (Olivier, NT, 2012/13) The Recruiting Officer (Donmar, 2012) King John's Bible / Reading (Lyttelton, NT, 2011) House of Games (Almeida, 2010) After the Dance (Lyttelton, NT, 2010) Evening Standard Award for Best Actress 2010 Olivier Award for Best Actress 2011 Twelfth Night (RSC,Duke of Yorks, 2010) Waste (Almeida, 2008) The False Servant (NT,Cottesloe, 2004)
John: Eddie Redmayne Matt: Domhnall Gleeson Marc: Adam James Jessica: Nancy Crane Tracy: Pamela Nomvete John Sr: Matthew Marsh
Student John, son of the president elect, dressed as a hoax as Prophet Mohammed, and was caught on camera. Due to a former psychological crisis his father has agreed not to interfere with his son's independence but feels the need to remind his son of his new position as the president to be' s son and that this "joke" bears a political desaster. Fantastic play about growing up under social constraints. The strive to be independent and only responsible for oneself proved impossible in reality.
adapted for the stage by Dan Gordon based on the MGM motion picture story by Barry Morrow directed by Terry Johnson
(28.8.2009)
approx. 2h 20, one interval, 28.8.2009 first preview
Charlie Babbitt: Josh Hartnett Raymond Babbitt: Adam Godley Susan: Mary Stockley Dr. Bruener: Colin Stinton Lucy / Waitress / Iris: Tilly Blackwood Mr. Mooney / Cop / Mr. MarsdenCharles Daish
by Simon Bent inspired by John Lahr´s biography and the diaries of Joe Orton.
directed by Daniel Kramer
design by Peter McKintosh
(25.9.2009)
approx. 2h 20, one interval, first preview 26.8.2009
Kenneth Halliwell: Matt Lucas Joe Orton: Chris New Mrs. COrden: Gwen Taylor
The coming to fame of the infamous friends Kenneth Halliwell and Joe Orton which results in a dramatic climax.While Orton gets aknowledged as author Halliwell is struggling with his writing. Mrs. Corden as their landlady is their connection to the real world.
Apart from some gripping moments is doesn't manage to impress the audience.
30.7., 31.7., 10.,12.,19.,21.,24.,25. & 27.8.2009 at 6pm (24., 8pm)
Margaret: Lindsey Coulson Frank: Ian Hart Pete: Paul Ready Dawn: Hattie Morahan
Frank and Margaret arguing about possible adultery, when Frank admits to it he finnalz accuses his wife to have a fling with his best friend, while sci-fi obsessed Pete and his angst-ridden girlfriend don't listen to each other.Switching partners they try to make a fresh start just to fall soon back into old habits, which everybody deluding themselves about their failure.
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04.10.2009 22:34
