Liza McLean, Andrew Kay And Jonathan Church Theatre Productions present: David Suchet – Poirot and More, A Retrospective York Theatre Royal, Wed 13 Oct, 3 & … Continue reading David Suchet – Poirot & More, A Retrospective Heads to York Theatre Royal Soon
This is a difficult review to write. Poetry is meant to be heard, it is the spoken word which reaches into your mind meaning different things to different people. Yet it has been read in classrooms all over the world and often. I’m ashamed to admit, quite badly. Continue reading “Review: The Four Quartets at York Theatre Royal”
This is the premiere of a joint project by Daniel Bye and Boff Whalley celebrating their love of running and the freedom to roam wild places. I saw the last show of this tour last night but there is a chance to see it in October, in Sheffield. Continue reading “Review: These Hills Are Ours at York Theatre Royal”
Ralph Fiennes directs and stars in a world premiere adaptation of T.S. Eliot’s FOUR QUARTETS to welcome audiences back to live theatre. Compelling, moving and symphonic, Four Quartets offer four interwoven … Continue reading Four Quartets Comes to York Theatre Royal Soon
A York Theatre Royal production: Around the World in 80 Days Visiting all four corners of York between 6 & 28 August Director and Adapter Juliet … Continue reading Around The World In 80 Days Comes to York Theatre Royal Soon
Daniel Bye, Boff Whalley and ARC Stockton present: These Hills Are Ours York Theatre Royal, 16 July, 7.30pm Written and performed by Daniel Bye and Boff … Continue reading These Hills Are Ours Comes to York Theatre Royal Soon
THE HAUNTED SEASON AT YORK THEATRE ROYALWorld premieres by Emma Rice, Matthew Bourne and Tonderai Munyevu plus appearances from Dracula, The Hound of the Baskervilles and … Continue reading The Haunted Season Comes to York Theatre Royal This Autumn
The setting of this play in 1940s Hong Kong is inspired. The festival of the longest day of the year in Sweden has been exchanged for the Chinese New Year. The 24 hours of daylight for the vibrancy of the Orient and the craziness which affects Julie at this time of year seems all the more powerful. Julie is the daughter of The Governor General who comes uninvited to visit the servants. Normal behaviour is reversed, status becomes confused and Julie dares to confront her own sexuality. Continue reading “Review: Miss Julie at York Theatre Royal”
The Original Theatre Company presents: A Splinter of Ice By Ben Brown Directed by Alan Strachan York Theatre Royal, 6-10 July Ben Brown’s new political drama A … Continue reading A Splinter Of Ice Comes to York Theatre Royal Soon
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