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One the musical tour rehearsals

New look for Once the musical on tour

December 17, 2019 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon drops in on rehearsals for the new UK touring production of Once the musical Once the musical has been breaking hearts since it

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Sally Dexter in Christmas Carol at Wilton’s Music Hall

A Christmas Carol continues to haunt Britain’s stages

December 3, 2019 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon looks at why Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol is as popular as ever in British theatres this festive season Charles Dickens’s A Christmas

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Boulevard Theatre’s thrust stage. Photo: Tom Lee

Interview with the team behind London’s new Boulevard Theatre

November 2, 2019 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon visits London’s new Boulevard Theatre to meet its two directors and the cast and creatives of its first show. The first-ever show has

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Rehearsals for High Fidelity at the Turbine Theatre. Photo: Mark Senior

Right time, right place for UK production of High Fidelity at Turbine Theatre

October 13, 2019 mstjl Features

Paul Taylor-Mills, Vikki Stone and Tom Jackson Greaves talk about the new UK production of the musical based on Nick Hornby’s High Fidelity at London’s

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Amelie The Musical. Photo: Pamela Raith

Michael Fentiman on the bizarre charm of Amélie The Musical

October 9, 2019 mstjl Features

Michael Fentiman traces the journey of Amélie The Musical from film and Broadway to The Other Palace in London. Mark Ludmon reports Eighteen years on

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Royal Shakespeare Company’s Romeo and Juliet. Photo: Topher McGrillis

Time to step up recognition for the work of movement directors

August 5, 2019 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon examines efforts to improve recognition for the work of movement directors in British theatre. At this year’s Olivier Awards, 12 of the nominations

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Giles Terera in Rosmersholm. Photo by Johan Persson

Interview with Giles Terera about his career and starring in Ibsen’s Rosmersholm

April 10, 2019 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon interviews Olivier winner Giles Terera as he prepares for his next big role after Hamilton After a year-long Olivier-winning run as Aaron Burr

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Michael Longhurst. Photo by Helen Maybanks

Michael Longhurst on his first season as artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse

April 2, 2019 mstjl Features

A diverse mix of new plays and revivals has been announced for Michael Longhurst’s first season as artistic director of London’s Donmar Warehouse It features

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smart caption glasses

Feature: High-tech caption glasses open up theatre to people with hearing loss

October 4, 2018 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon tries out the new smart caption glasses launched by the National Theatre for people with hearing loss. The National Theatre has opened up

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Abigail's Party

Feature: The enduring appeal of Abigail’s Party

September 9, 2018 mstjl Features

With new productions at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch and Hull Truck Theatre this month, Mark Ludmon examines the continuing popularity of Abigail’s Party for BritishTheatre.com

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Julius Caesar and Me by Paterson Joseph

Feature: Paterson Joseph’s revealing account of Shakespeare’s ‘African play’

June 6, 2018 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon reviews Julius Caesar and Me – Paterson Joseph’s revealing book exploring Shakespeare’s “African play”, Julius Caesar With its glowing reviews and sold-out performances,

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Feature: The Globe brings to life plays before Shakespeare

August 5, 2017 mstjl Features

Mark Ludmon finds out how researchers, actors and directors are bringing back little-known Elizabethan plays On a winter’s day in London in 1582, the court

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