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Audio recording. Edward Hall, the artistic director of the all-male Shakespeare ensemble Propeller talks to Dominic Cavendish about his approach to Richard III and The Comedy of Errors, the company’s...
Natalie Abrahami, Artistic Director of the Gate Theatre, tells Sophie Reynolds about the first act of Pericles, which she directed for the Regents Park Open Air Theatre in 2011. Her brief was to direct a...
Director Phyllida Lloyd talks to Heather Neill about her 2012 all-female version of Julius Caesar (Donmar Warehouse), whose cast includes Frances Barber, Jenny Jules, Cush Jumbo and Harriet Walter. Lloyd...
Declan Donnellan, artistic director of Cheek by Jowl, talks to Heather Neill about his creative partnership with designer Nick Ormerod, working with young actors, rehearsal methods and about his current...
Rebecca Gatward, director of the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre 2007 production of The Merchant of Venice, talks to Heather Neill about her conception of the play and its staging. She speaks about how...
Roger Allam, who plays Falstaff in the 2010 Shakespeare’s Globe production directed by Dominic Dromgoole, talks to Heather Neill about his critically acclaimed performance. The production was recorded at...
Extract of a conversation with The Daily Telegraph critic Dominic Cavendish. John Kani talks about his reasons for playing Caliban in the African RSC / Baxter Theatre production of The Tempest in Cape Town.
Simon Callow, who plays Sir Toby Belch in Peter Hall’s 2011 production for the National Theatre, London talks to Heather Neill about his understanding of the character. He also discusses the broader...
Interview. Harriet Walter talks to TheatreVOICE’s Heather Neill about playing Prospero in the final part of Phyllida Lloyd’s The Shakespeare Trilogy at the Donmar Temporary theatre at King’s Cross. In...
Actress Susannah Fielding talks to Heather Neill about her role as Hermia in Michael Grandage’s 2013 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Noel Coward Theatre in London’s West End.
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