What was making the news in the Newark Advertiser in 1923, 1973 and 1998
The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
Source: newarkadvertiser.co.uk
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Review: Romeo and Juliet, at Almeida Theatre
Sensational staging leaves audience mesmerised
Mercutio Jack Riddiford Romeo Toheeb Jimoh Juliet Isis Hainsworth Jo Mcinnes Friar Lawrence Paul Higgins Tybalt Jyuddah Jaymes
Source: westminsterextra.co.uk
Romeo and Juliet, Almeida Theatre review - Muscular action interspersed with moments of telling stillness
The scenes overlap so that characters are besieged by their past, present and future. Theatre review by Rachel Halliburton
Source: theartsdesk.com
Romeo and Juliet review – Rebecca Frecknall's propulsive Almeida production
A Streetcar Named Desire and Cabaret director Rebecca Frecknall returns to the Almeida
Source: whatsonstage.com
Romeo and Juliet review – Rebecca Frecknall's dance to the death | Theatre
This innovative, fast-paced production of Shakespeare’s tragedy, starring Toheeb Jimoh and Isis Hainsworth, has a beguiling intensity
Source: theguardian.com
'Guys and Dolls,' 'Medea' and more: Classics in London feel new again
LONDON - Crowd control takes on a whole new meaning in the teeming New York conjured by...
Source: lmtonline.com
Review: Medea, @SOHOPLACE
Modern-dress production of Greek tragedy is a tour de force
Source: westminsterextra.co.uk
Review: Medea, @SOHOPLACE
Modern-dress production of Greek tragedy is a tour de force
Source: islingtontribune.co.uk
Medea, @sohoplace review - Sophie Okonedo is commanding in a dated version of the Greek tragedy
Dominic Cooke's otherwise uneven production boasts formidable performances. Theatre review by Mert Dilek
Source: theartsdesk.com
Medea review – Sophie Okonedo is magnificent as ancient Greece's preeminent rebel woman | Stage
Medea is as much victim as villain in Dominic Cooke’s psychologically subtle and subversive production, and Ben Daniels is superb playing all the puffed up men in her life
Source: theguardian.com