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Musicals on the picket line — from The Pajama Game to Made In Dagenham, from Bertolt Brecht to Willy Russell, from George Gershwin to James Taylor…
Jason Carr, Gary Yershon and Elena Ferrari return to The Crazy Coqs, Monday November 21st at 7pm
Join us for another musical adventure ranging over a world of styles — from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Procul Harum, from Noel Coward to Leiber and Stoller, via Franz Schubert and Jule Styne — with diversions through exciting and unfamiliar terrain!
7pm, September 6th 2022
The Crazy Coqs
20 Sherwood Street
London
W1F 7ED
Musicals on the picket line — from The Pajama Game to Made In Dagenham, from Bertolt Brecht to Willy Russell, from George Gershwin to James Taylor…
Jason Carr, Gary Yershon and Elena Ferrari come to Sands Films Music Room, Saturday July 9th at 8pm
Musicals on the picket line — from The Pajama Game to Made In Dagenham, from Bertolt Brecht to Willy Russell, from George Gershwin to James Taylor…
Jason Carr, Gary Yershon and Elena Ferrari return to The Crazy Coqs, Tuesday March 29th at 7pm
Two British songwriters — Julian Slade and Sandy Wilson — revisited and reconsidered by Jason Carr, Elena Ferrari and Gary Yershon
Live at The Crazy Coqs: Monday July 12th 2021 9pm
Dominic Cooke’s 2011 production starring Lenny Henry, Michelle Terry and Lucien Msamati
Academy Award, Ivor Novello Award and Drama-Desk nominated composer, Gary Yershon, makes a welcome return to the Crazy Coqs to celebrate the art of telling stories in song.
Two British songwriters — Julian Slade and Sandy Wilson — revisited and reconsidered by Jason Carr, Elena Ferrari and Gary Yershon
Live at The Crazy Coqs: Saturday September 5th 2020, 7pm
Live at/Livestreamed from The Crazy Coqs: Tuesday September 15th 2020, 7pm
Matthew Warchus directs Eileen Atkins and Timothée Chalamet this spring in Amy Herzog’s Pulitzer Prize for Drama nominated play 4000 Miles.
Academy Award, Ivor Novello Award and Drama-Desk nominated composer, Gary Yershon, makes a welcome return to the Crazy Coqs to celebrate the art of telling stories in song.
Academy Award, Ivor Novello Award and Drama-Desk nominated composer, Gary Yershon, makes a welcome return to the Crazy Coqs to celebrate the art of telling stories in song.
The Height of the Storm by Florian Zeller, starring 2-time Tony and Olivier Award winner Jonathan Pryce and 3-time Olivier Award winner Eileen Atkins reprising their roles from the play’s widely acclaimed West End run. Directed by Jonathan Kent.
Gary Yershon returns to his first love of singing as he presents a celebration of the art of telling stories in song. With Liza Sadovy and Tom Foskett-Barnes.
From 1.30–5.30pm June 21st 2019 Join us for another gathering of theatre practitioners – this time specialising in stage design: set designers, scene painters, prop makers, installation artists. This one-off symposium will bring together established and emerging artists, as well as those who engage with the business of design, such as commissioning agencies and agents. […].../ ➝
We are living through a particularly rich period in expressive movement. But what opportunities are there for practitioners from such a wide range of disciplines, traditions and approaches, to enter into dialogue with each other?
Shaping the Stage provides such an opportunity with an exciting line-up of guests.
The event will be chaired by Gary Yershon (Associate Artist of The Old Vic and RSC).
Gary Yershon returns to his first love of singing as he presents a celebration of the art of telling stories in song. With Liza Sadovy and Tom Foskett-Barnes
The Height of the Storm is a beautifully compelling family drama by Florian Zeller, “the most exciting playwright of our time” (The Guardian). Starring two of the greatest actors of their generation on stage together for the first time, this major new play from the writer of Olivier Award-Winning The Father is a searing exploration of love, compassion and the fragility of […].../ ➝
COMPOSING THE STAGE Since the time of the Ancient Greeks, composers have written for theatre, and yet their visibility as artists is noticeably less than that of their counterparts in cinema and television. We want to change that. This was the first gathering – as far as we know – of composers who specialise in […].../ ➝
photo: John Farrow
It’s unlikely that when Art premiered at the Comedie des Champs-Elysees in Paris in 1994 anyone could have predicted its global popularity. The West End translation by Christopher Hampton initially featured the heavyweight triumvirate of Albert Finney, Tom Courtenay and Ken Stott and its eight-year run was further populated by a succession of actors and […].../ ➝
Old Vic Theatre
Sat 26 Mar – Sat 14 May 2016
directed by Matthew Warchus
more information : Old Vic website
Jerwood Vanburgh Theatre
Thurs 10 March–Sat 19 March 7.30pm
Matinées Weds 16 & Sat 19 March 2.30pm
Aftershow Discussion Mon 14 March
Tickets £16 | Conessions £12
Senior Friend £8 | RADA Alumni £6
“The perversity of Solness’s mind (and of the strange play he inhabits) is given sensory life by Rob Howell’s set, which suggests a charred-wood blueprint out of nightmares; Hugh Vanstone’s lighting; and a score by Gary Yershon that is the sound of megalomania.” New York Times 19th Feb 2016
“Matthew Warchus’s beautifully controlled and intelligent production is all shifting nuance and finely calibrated detail, from Gary Yershon’s subtle score to the faint drift of dry ice that intimates Hilde’s fatal otherworldliness…” Daily Telegraph, 4th Feb 2016
rehearsal photograph : Manuel Harlan
