Jack Lowden wins Ian Charleson Award; Jessie Buckley and Graham Butler win 2nd and 3rd place
Scottish actor Jack Lowden has been named the winner of the 2013 Ian Charleson Awards.
Jessie Buckley
Ian Charleson Awards – Winners 2013
Ian Charleson Awards – Winners 2013
Ian Charleson Awards 2013
Winners and nominees of the Ian Charleson Awards 2013
Ian Charleson Awards – Nominations 2013
Ian Charleson Awards – Nominations 2013
Roger Allam And Colin Morgan In The Tempest At Shakespeare’s Globe
Shakespeare’s Globe launches its 2013 theatre season on 23 April with Jeremy Herrin’s production of The Tempest. Olivier award-winner Roger Allam makes a welcome return to the Globe as Prospero, with Colin Morgan as Ariel and Jessie Buckley as Miranda. The Tempest is Shakespeare’s late great masterpiece, imbued with magical spirits and supernatural charm. This production marks the first of the Globe’s trio of enchanted Shakespeares this summer, running from Shakespeare’s birthday (23 April) until 18 August.
Henry V | Michael Grandage Company at the Noel Coward Theatre starring Jude Law
Award-winning actor Jude Law and acclaimed director Michael Grandage continue their collaboration following Hamlet and Anna Christie with Law playing Shakespeare’s Henry V in a brand new production at the Noel Coward Theatre as part of the Michael Grandage Company season.
Transfer News: Night Music and Awakening
A Little Night Music After much speculation, Trevor Nunn’s critic-pleasing revival of A Little Night Music will wing its way across the river and into the Garrick Theatre from 28 March, replacing Zorro. Following the Menier Chocolate Factory’s sell out production of Stephen Sondheim’s lyrical musical, the talented and accomplished cast includes Hannah Waddingham as Desiree, Maureen Lipman as Madame Armfeldt, Alexander Hanson as Fredrik, Kelly Price as Countess Charlotte Malcolm and Jessie Buckley as Anne Egerman. Spring Awakening Also controversial and oh so hip musical Spring Awakening based on Frank Wedekind’s classic play, will transfer from the Lyric Hammersmith …