Interviews
Front Row (5 August)
BBC Breakfast
Lottie Moggach, "Why fame leaves Ruth Wilson cold", The Times (9 August), pp. 10-11
Profile
Guardian (via Ruth Wilson - The Placeholder Blog)
Pictures
Press night (wooller.com)
Reviews
Express
"Anna is played rivetingly by Ruth Wilson with a frankness and vulnerability and Rob Ashford’s production sustains the play’s intensity beautifully."
Guardian
"Wilson triumphs in it [the role]: strutting and slumping like a sot but talking in languorous cadences which float questioningly over her unflinching statements."
[another review] "What Wilson captures with seeming effortlessness are the contradictions inside Anna: the aching loneliness of soul, the temporary satisfaction that stems from Mat's love and the final desolate uncertainty as he takes once more to the sea."
Independent
"Wilson brilliantly conveys contrary emotions..."
[a different review] "Wilson is magnificent in every department as Anna. She manages to combine a caustic, world-weary cynicism and a vulnerability to new experience."
Financial Times
"Ruth Wilson is captivating... her Anna has a brittle quality and a smile that breaks across her hardened face then fades as quickly as it came."
About
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).
Tuesday 16 August 2011
Sunday 14 August 2011
Samuel West. Theatre - A Number. Television - Law & Order: UK. Radio - I Come From There.
A Number, starring Sam and his father Timothy West, will be performed at the Fugard Theatre in Cape Town, 4-29 October (via artslink). It previously had successful runs at the Menier Chocolate Factory in 2010 and Sheffield Theatres in 2006.
Stills of Sam from Law & Order: UK "Intent" can be viewed at Simply Television (via @fishmorgan).
Sam reads poetry by Mahmoud Darwish in the Sunday Feature I Come From There, which was repeated earlier this week. It is available on iPlayer for two more days.
Stills of Sam from Law & Order: UK "Intent" can be viewed at Simply Television (via @fishmorgan).
Sam reads poetry by Mahmoud Darwish in the Sunday Feature I Come From There, which was repeated earlier this week. It is available on iPlayer for two more days.
Labels:
Prunella Scales,
radio,
Samuel West,
theatre,
Timothy West,
TV
Thursday 4 August 2011
Samuel West. Television - Law & Order: UK. Television - Eternal Law. Radio - Dr No. Film - Hyde Park on Hudson. Actors Centre.
Sam guest stars in "Intent", this week's episode of Law & Order: UK. It will be broadcast on ITV1 on Sunday at 9pm (Locate TV).
The SFX website has featured some excerpts and a picture from an article about Eternal Law in issue #212. The show will be be broadcast on ITV1 early next year.
The Saturday Play Dr No will be repeated on BBC Radio 4 this week.
Hyde Park on Hudson is currently filming. A few days ago, Sam shared a picture of motorcycles on the set.
And a tweet about the classical duologues workshop he taught at the Actors Centre on 25 July:
Reminder: he is the narrator for From the Ridiculous to the Sublime, a concert that will take place at Kings Place on 15 September
The SFX website has featured some excerpts and a picture from an article about Eternal Law in issue #212. The show will be be broadcast on ITV1 early next year.
The Saturday Play Dr No will be repeated on BBC Radio 4 this week.
Hyde Park on Hudson is currently filming. A few days ago, Sam shared a picture of motorcycles on the set.
And a tweet about the classical duologues workshop he taught at the Actors Centre on 25 July:
"Just done all-day workshop at the Actors' Centre, working on Shaw, Wilde, Strindberg, Chekhov and Shakespeare. Have classical fatigue."
Reminder: he is the narrator for From the Ridiculous to the Sublime, a concert that will take place at Kings Place on 15 September
Labels:
film,
radio,
Samuel West,
TV
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