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My blog has quite a lot of posts about Samuel West (Julius Caesar, On Chesil Beach and Darkest Hour) and Charles Edwards (My Fair Lady Australian tour and Henry IX).

Sunday 28 March 2010

Theatre - The Real Thing. Samuel West - Cultural Capital. Theatre - Enron - Broadhurst. Rosamund Pike - Television - Women in Love. Hayley Atwell. Theatre - Born Yesterday. Television - Any Human Heart. BBC Radio.

[updated 30 March]
  • The Real Thing
    • Rehearsal photos [link]
    • Hattie Morahan "Cultural Life" interview from the Independent [link]

  • Sam attended the Cultural Capital: A Manifesto for the Future launch on Thursday.
  • Enron (Broadway)
    • Pictures of the cast, writer Lucy Prebble and director Rupert Goold at Friday's photocall 1|2|3|4
    • Lucy Prebble, Rupert Goold and cast members Norbert Leo Butz and Stephen Kunken will take part in a discussion with Tom Santopietro at the Lincoln Triangle Barnes & Noble on Thursday 22 April at 5pm (via Theatermania) [link]

  • From Baz Bamigboye's Daily Mail column:

    Rosamund Pike will play Gudrun Brangwen in a BBC4 adaptation of Women in Love.

    Hayley Atwell may star in a Broadway production of Born Yesterday - confirmation is dependent on co-star Chris Noth's availability.
    Hayley will play Freya in Channel 4's miniseries adaptation of Any Human Heart by William Boyd.

  • BBC Radio
    • Tamsin Greig and Neil Pearson are the readers for Words and Music "The South Country" [link]
    • David Suchet and Anna Francolini star in the Woman's Hour Drama David Golder [link]
    • Emma Thompson will be on Desert Island Discs [link]
    • Maggie Steed, Justine Waddell and Julian Rhind-Tutt star in Mrs Warren's Profession [link]

4 comments:

pennyforyourdreams said...

Lovely 'Real Thing' rehearsal pictures. I'm seeing it in April, can't wait!

Jennifer said...

Lucky creature - the combined squee of Toby, Hattie and Fenella is going to be amazing!

Speaking of squee, I need to fix the filters on my squee-dar to pick up fantastic things like Toby and Alex being marvellous on the radio. My squee-dar has been overrun by squee regarding the return of Doctor Who this week. squee!

pennyforyourdreams said...

Squee-dar sounds fabulous, where can I get one?

Doctor Who is indeed squeelicious.

The R4 Toby and Alex play was good.

Jennifer said...

Fabulous squeeing people have in-built squee-dar. For example, I think you use your squee-dar to choose the squee-est pictures for your picspams :D

Have recorded the Alex and Toby play; will listen to it soon.

Am very impatient for the Doctor Who squeeliciousness this weekend, aargh!