Tag: Harold Pinter Theatre

Theatre: Olivier Awards 2022 – Nominations

OLIVIER AWARDS 2022 NOMINATIONS IN FULL

Best revival
A Number at the Old Vic
Constellations, a Donmar Warehouse production at the Vaudeville Theatre
The Normal Heart at the Olivier, National Theatre
The Tragedy of Macbeth at the Almeida Theatre

Best entertainment or comedy play
The Choir of Man at the Arts Theatre
Pantoland at the Palladium at the London Palladium
Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of) at the Criterion Theatre
The Shark Is Broken at the Ambassadors Theatre

Best musical revival
Anything Goes at the Barbican Theatre
Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre
Spring Awakening at the Almeida Theatre

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Theatre: Olivier Awards 2018 – Nominations

Annouced this afternoon are the 2018 Olivier Awards recognising some of the amazing productions and performances over the past year! I have been lucky enough to see quite a few of these productions as well!

FOLLIES by Sondheim ; Directed by Dominic Cooke ; Designed by Vicki Mortimer ; at the National Theatre, London, UK ; 21 August 2017 ; Credit : Johan Persson

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (West End) Review

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Cast

Imelda Staunton – Martha

Conleth Hill – George

Imogen Poots – Honey

Luke Treadaway – Nick

Venue: Harold Pinter Theatre

Date: Wednesday 1st March (2:30pm)

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Nice Fish (West End) Review

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Cast

Raye Birk – Wayne

Kayli Carter – Flo

Bob Davis – The DNR Man

Jim Lichtscheidl – Erik

Mark Rylance – Ron

Mohsen Nouri – Lead Puppeteer

Venue: Harold Pinter Theatre

Date: Wednesday 21st December 2016 (2:30pm)

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Stage Door – Mark Rylance

Today was my final theatre trio of the year to see Mark Rylance starring in the play he co-wrote Nice Fish (review to follow). Afterwards I headed to the stage door and was actually rather surprised that only two other people had decided to wait for him to come out.

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Stage: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

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Some super exciting Theatre news popped into my email inbox yesterday morning. The incredible Imelda Staunton is returning to the West End stage, this time in a play. Even better yet a play that I have wanted to see since catching up with the amazing film. Now this is going to be a special treat!

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