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London Theatre Interviews with Cast and Creatives

Here is our collection of interviews with cast and creatives from the world of theatre. Browse our website for London Theatre Tickets for London West End Theatres. Book tickets for shows, musicals, plays, drama, opera, dance, comedy & more!

Interview with Fay Downie: Rises from Decline and Fall

February 6, 2011 Last updated: January 30, 2018 10:30 pm By Neil Cheesman

Fay Downie

By Actress Fay Downie Isn't it funny how your body goes into 'shut down' after you've been busy for a prolonged period?  Having just finished a hugely successful run of 'Decline & Fall', it feels a bit like I've done just that - my body has 'Declined and Fallen'!  But, post show 'flu' aside, it has been a truly remarkable 3 months. Little did I know, when I auditioned for the role of the deliciously deadly 'Mrs.Beste Chetwynde', in the first ever stage adaptation of Evelyn … [Read more...]

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The Dance of Death at the Arcola Theatre | Review

Before there was Edward Albee’s (1962) Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, some six decades earlier, August Strindberg wrote his own claustrophobic … [Read More...]

The Throne by John Goldsmith at Charing Cross Theatre

It is 2002 – another Royal Jubilee year, and HRH (Mary Roscoe) is due to open a new Science wing in a 'sink' comprehensive where Dr Derek Jones … [Read More...]

Review of Medico – Museum of Comedy

Dr Anna LaRosa (Dr Stefania Licari) has a lot to say. Just as well, as she’s the only one on stage in this medical comedy, which largely draws its … [Read More...]

Invisible: Written and performed by Nikhil Parmar

Nikhil Parmar’s one-man show, originally written as a TV pilot, manages to touch on a wide range of themes from Islamophobia to modern fatherhood with … [Read More...]

Figure presents a semi-staged performance of Handel’s Serse

Handel’s 1738 opera Serse (or Xerxes) is an exploration of power, love and human frailty. King Serse falls in love with the voice of his brother … [Read More...]

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