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December 2016

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 […].../ ➝

March 2016

Old Vic Theatre

Sat 26 Mar – Sat 14 May 2016

directed by Matthew Warchus

more information : Old Vic website

March 2016

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

January 2016

“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

photo: Manuel Harlan

rehearsal photograph : Manuel Harlan

September 2015

14 September – 10 October 2015

The Print Room, 103 Notting Hill, London, W11 3LB

020 3642 6606

trailer on Youtube

June 2015

The Fishmongers’ Company in collaboration with RADA –  June 2015. Synopsis:  Part of the celebrations to mark the 300th Anniversary of the Doggett’s Coat and Badge Race. Author: Felicity Browne Director: Giles Havergal Composer: Gary Yershon  .../ ➝

October 2014

Donmar Warehouse, October 2014 ‘unforgettable’ – Telegraph ★★★★ This all-female production gives the lie to the idea that this is a ‘masculine’ play, says Dominic Cavendish in the Telegraph. photo credit: Helen Maybanks musical director: Gary Yershon.../ ➝

April 2014

Royal Shakespeare Company at the Swan Theatre, April 2014 ‘A spirited start to the RSC’s heroines season’… a rousing production’ Michael Billington, The Guardian. Director: Jo Davies Composer: Gary Yershon Photo Credit: Tristram Kenton.../ ➝

October 2013

by Christopher Marlowe Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, September 2013 Direction: Joe Hill-Gibbins / Design: Lizzie Clachan / Lighting: James Farncombe / Video: Chris Kondek / Music: Gary Yershon / Sound: Paul Arditti / Costume: Alex Lowde / Dramaturg: Zoe Svendsen.../ ➝

May 2013

by William Congreve. directed by Annie Tyson RADA production  .../ ➝

May 2013

High Tide Festival, Halesworth, 13th May 2013 The stand-out show this year is Neighbors, – daring, funny, occasionally gasp-inducing play about “post-racial” America..” Alice Jones, The Independent..../ ➝

March 2013

Royal Court Theatre, March 2013 Dominic Cooke’s production of Bruce Norris’s new play The Low Road has a terrific swagger and dash about it…” says Charles Spencer. The Telegraph..../ ➝

January 2013

The Almedia, London, January 2013 “This Hammer adaptation of Henry James’s ghost story, The Turn of the Screw, offers a night of true, spine-chilling horror” by Tim Auld. The Telegraph ★★★★.../ ➝

December 2012

Donmar Warehouse, December 2012 – The Guardian ★★★★ ..”Phyllida Lloyd is a ‘shrewd contriver’; and her all-female production of Julius Caesar is witty, liberating and inventive,..” by Michael Billigton.../ ➝

March 2012

 RADA production,  2012 Described by its author as a ‘village tragicomedy’, Divine Words (Divinas Palabras) is a grotesque picture of rustic life, in all its cruelty and sensuality. Author: Ramón María del Valle-Inclán (1920) Director: Paul Hunter Composer: Gary Yershon.../ ➝

December 2011

National Theatre, London, December 2011 – The Mail ★★★★★ “The show is wall-to-wall joy and Mr Henry is beyond good.” – by Quentin Letts.../ ➝

September 2011

Mike Leigh’s play Grief lives up to its title and has some extraordinary performances from Leslie Manville, Marion Bailey and Wendy Nottingham. Daily Telegraph ★★★★.../ ➝

June 2011

Royal Court Theatre, London, June 2011 Arnold Wesker’s Chicken Soup With Barley at the Royal Court is given a beautifully judged and often deeply moving production” –  by Charles Spencer The Telegraph * * * * The Guardian * * * * *.../ ➝

February 2011

Manchester Library Company, The Library, Salford, February 2011 “It may have been ahead of it’s time when first published, but don’t miss the opportunity to see it now.” by Poppy Helm.../ ➝

September 2010

Noël Coward Theatre, London, September 2010 “Russell Beale is excellent value and there are genuinely frightening moments,…” Michael Billington, The Guardian. “Gary Yershon’s music keep the tension alive..”.../ ➝

June 2010

Arcola Theatre, London, June 2010 “There’s a dream-like quality to Russell Bolam’s production as the world of these women drifts in and out of focus.” – TimeOut – Telegraph ★★★★.../ ➝

June 2010

directed by Tim Luscombe RADA.../ ➝

May 2010

Arcola Theatre, London, May 2010 “It makes for a buoyant evening that displays the satiric strengths, as well as the occasional limitations, of the absurdist genre.”  – Michael Billington, The Guardian ★★★ The Independent ★★★.../ ➝

December 2009

The star of Dominic Cooke’s adaptation of Arabian Nights is Shahrazad whose bewitching tales include those of Ali Baba and Es-Sindibad. The play celebrates the power of the imagination and storytelling, told through a mixture of song, dance, puppetry and illusion..../ ➝

October 2009

RADA production, London 2009

Director: William Gaskill
Composer: Gary Yershon