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08 Oct 2008
Matthew Amer meets the be-jewelled Radio Golf director to discuss all things from August Wilson to technophobia. Read more
01 Oct 2008
As Owen Teale exacts revenge in Creditors at the Donmar Warehouse, the actor has a pleasant chat with Caroline Bishop about finding success in London, on Broadway and in North Wales... Read more
24 Sep 2008
Director and actor Samuel West has always struck me as a very serious character. Whether it is the roles he plays or that harsh, angular face, joviality has never been connected with him in my mind. In actual fact, I couldn’t be more wrong... Read more
17 Sep 2008
He is in one of the autumn’s most eagerly awaited productions, he already has a Laurence Olivier Award on his mantelpiece and, as he puts it, is ‘playing with the big boys now’. But for Tom Hiddleston, the events of the past year have all been quite surprising, he tells Caroline Bishop. Read more
10 Sep 2008
The Spooks star and London theatre regular relaxes with Matthew Amer as they talk about new play Now Or Later, new writing and playing the most powerful man in the world. Read more
03 Sep 2008
What hasn’t been written about Sarah Miles? The high profile actress, who returns to the London stage in Well at the Trafalgar Studio 1, has led a life littered with talking points and controversy, writes Matthew Amer. Read more
27 Aug 2008
“It’s all about the audience.” This could be the motto of actor Adam Godley, who stars in the new production of Rain Man playing at the Apollo theatre, as Matthew Amer found out. Read more
20 Aug 2008
Simon MacCorkindale not only looks the part of Captain Von Trapp in The Sound Of Music, but he can empathise with the life of a military man more than most actors, finds Caroline Bishop. Read more
06 Aug 2008
Life should be relaxing on a summer’s day in Regent’s Park, but for Timothy Sheader, Artistic Director of the Open Air Theatre and Director of new musical Gigi, it all seems a bit hectic, finds Matthew Amer. Read more
30 Jul 2008
Lucy Bailey does not do easy Shakespearean productions, certainly not at Shakespeare’s Globe. No well known texts for this director. Romeo And Juliet? Pah! King Lear? Ha! Read more
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