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» Dolly: Well hello…

Country stars work 9 to 5 celebrating Dolly Parton at Worthing’s Pavilion Theatre

The cast of Dolly will be kicking up dust at Worthing’s Pavilion Theatre on Friday 10 July when the singers, dancers and superb musicians unite to celebrate the career of award-winning country music legend, Dolly Parton.
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» Dinnerladies: Canteen caper


Andrew Dunn and Shobna Gulati star in Victoria Wood’s Dinnerladies

Take one huge hit sitcom, place on a stage in a world premiere national tour starring Andrew Dunn (Tony) and Shobna Gulati (Anita) from the original cast, blend in Victoria Wood’s writing – undoubtedly some of the funniest on television, and whip into a play based on the second TV series, following the reluctant love story of Bren and Tony, egged on by Dolly, Jean, Twinkle and Anita. Mix in caretaker Stan’s words of wisdom and coat with regular appearances by Phillippa from Human Resources and Petula, Bren’s dreadful mother, and you have a recipe for madness, mirth and twelve rounds of toast!
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» Shrink Fit

Andrew Kay talks to Michelle Collins and Rupert Hill about new theatre production Deceptions

Canny producers in the theatre would be crazy not to cast from that vast pool of TV stars that will almost certainly guarantee bums on seats. But over the last decade the British theatre has been dogged by soap actors who when confronted by a live audience simply do not measure up.
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» A View From The Bridge Interview

Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio and Hayley Atwell talk to Andrew Kay about A View From The Bridge

Whilst Ken Stott gives a breathtaking performance as Eddie in Arthur Miller’s A View From The Bridge, it is brilliantly underpinned by Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio and Hayley Atwell. The roles are complex, demanding and without them being utterly convincing Stott would be operating in an emotional void.
I met with the seasoned Mastrantonio and relative newcomer Atwell prior to them going on stage, and talked to them about the process of creating their performances. Read the rest of this article »

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