Chichester Festival Theatre
Macbeth – Review
| September 30, 2019
Paul Miller has returned to the city of his birth to give us his vision of Macbeth. Thank god John Simm lived up to expectations in the title
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Features
Director Paul Miller talks about the isolation & power in Macbeth at Chichester Festival Theatre.
| September 2, 2019
Chichester Festival Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy Macbeth, led by John Simm and Dervla Kirwan as the corrupted couple, marks a homecoming for director Paul Miller. “I was born in Chichester and my family
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News
Simm, Nesbitt, Bonneville. Chichester Festival Theatre reveals Festival 2019 season
| February 14, 2019
John Simm as Macbeth, James Nesbitt and Sheila Hancock in a brand new musical and revivals of Shadowlands, Oklahoma & Rattigan’s Deep Blue Sea are some of the
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Harold Pinter Theatre
Pinter at the Pinter – Pinter Five and Pinter Six – Review
| January 7, 2019
There are no balloons or party poppers but a good time is guaranteed with Party Time and Celebration, a standout Pinter Six from the consistently strong Pinter at
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London and West End
The Homecoming – Review
| November 24, 2015
It’s 50 years since Harold Pinter’s disturbing, stylised and provocative portrait of family life, The Homecoming, made its impact British Theatre. This savage drama returned to London last
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What's On
The Homecoming returns for explosive anniversary run
| November 16, 2015
Rehearsals images and trailer have been released ahead of Jamie Lloyd’s 50th anniversary production of Pinter’s multi-award winning modern classic The Homecoming which officially opens at London’s Trafalgar
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London and West End
Three Days In The Country – Review
| July 30, 2015
A month in the country can seem an interminably long time so full credit to Patrick Marber for condensing the visit to three days for his scintillating version
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News
Marber, Brontë and Albarn head new season at National Theatre
| May 8, 2015
The new season at the National Theatre includes new versions of Three Days In The Country and Jane Eyre plus the London transfer of Damon Albarn’s wonder.land. Patrick
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