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Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard: An Inventory of His Papers at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Stoppard, Tom Title: Tom Stoppard Papers Dates: 1939-2000 (bulk 1970-2000) Extent: 149 document cases, 9 oversize boxes, 9 oversize folders, 10 galley folders (62 linear feet) Abstract: The papers of this British playwright consist of typescript and handwritten drafts, revision pages, outlines, and notes; production material, including cast lists, set drawings, schedules, and photographs; theatre programs; posters; advertisements; clippings; page and galley proofs; dust jackets; correspondence; legal documents and financial papers, including passports, contracts, and royalty and account statements; itineraries; appointment books and diary sheets; photographs; sheet music; sound recordings; a scrapbook; artwork; minutes of meetings; and publications. Call Number: Manuscript Collection MS-4062 Language English. Arrangement Due to size, this inventory has been divided into two separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below: Tom Stoppard Papers--Series descriptions and Series I. through Series II. [Part I] Tom Stoppard Papers--Series III. through Series V. and Indices [Part II] [This page] Stoppard, Tom Manuscript Collection MS-4062 Series III. Correspondence, 1954-2000, nd 19 boxes Subseries A: General Correspondence, 1954-2000, nd By Date 1968-2000, nd Container 124.1-5 1994, nd Container 66.7 "Miscellaneous," Aug. 1992-Nov. 1993 Container 53.4 Copies of outgoing letters, 1989-91 Container 125.3 Copies of outgoing -
The 1960S Ian Bannen – Richard Pasco – Tom Courtenay – Richard
The 1960s Ian Bannen – Richard Pasco – Tom Courtenay – Richard Chamberlain Ian Bannen, thought to be the first Scot to play Hamlet, had come to Stratford ten years previously as a walk-on. In Peter Wood’s 1961 production, staged at the re-named Royal Shakespeare Theatre, he was the first actor to play the Prince under Peter Hall’s regime as Director. In his startling and controversial performance the noble mind was gone, as was all trace of Ophelia’s portrait of ‘the glass of fashion and the mould of form’. Several critics were appalled at his lunatic neuroticism, and spelt out the symptoms: ‘His eyes are sometimes wild, staring, and seemingly on fire, his body shakes, and his hands and head tremble feverishly,’ wrote one. Another, who judged him ‘unconditionally mad as a hatter’, explained: ‘This man is mad when we first find him, and the full horror of madness, the almost delicious danger, comes once the revenge motif has been sounded by the Ghost, when a paroxysm of rage and physical excitement sweeps the body, and the psychopathic obsession for vengeance becomes a great and sinister game.’ Bannen explained: ‘I see Hamlet as being in a high state of tension the whole time....He needs something to help him relax the tension. That is why he loves codding Polonius, jazzing it up with the Players, and playing around with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.’ Later he admitted to having over-played the madness. He also confessed he found the part exhausting, because Shakespeare’s mind moved at such enormous speed. -
David Horovitch
David Horovitch FILM Rebecca Coroner Working Title Ben Wheatley Summerland Albert Shoebox Films Jessica Swale The Nun Cardinal Conroy New Line Corin Hardy Marrowbone Redmond Tele5 Sergio G Sanchez HHHH Admiral Hansen Adama Pictures Cedric Jimenez The Sense of an Ending Headmaster BBC Films Ritesh Batra The Chamber The Captain Chamber Films Ben Parker The Infiltrator Saul Mineroff Good Films Ltd Brad Fuman Mr. Turner Dr. Price Film 4 Mike Leigh Blink (Short) Harry Starfish Films Paul Wilkins Young Victoria Sir James Clark Initial Entertainment Group Jean Marc Vallee Veiled Michael Dan Susman In Your Dreams Edward Shoreline Entertainment Gary Sinyor WASP 06 Pop Jelly Roll Prods Woody Allen 102 Dalmations Doctor Pavlov Walt Disney Kevin Lima Max MaxÍs Father Pathú Menno Meyjes One of the Hollywood Ten Ben Margolis Bloom Street Prods Karl Francis Soloman and Gaenor Isaac APT Film & Television Paul Morrison Paper Marriage Frank Haddow Mark Forstater Krzysztof Lang Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission Pierre Claudel MGM Lee H. Katzin An Unsuitable Job for a Woman Sergeant Maskell Castle Hill Prods Inc. Christopher Petit TELEVISION Dad's Army Colonel Square UKTV Various Untitled NPX Project Judge Raptor Pictures LTD Various Directors Doctors 2018 Harry Brook BBC Various Churchill's Secret Affairs Jock Colville Channel 4 Holby City Rabbi Stein BBC Various Doctors Gerald Dunlop BBC Various The Assets US Ambassador ABC Jeff T.Thomas/ Rudy Bednar/ Adam Feinstein Casualty Morris BBC Paul Murphy Heartbeat Douglas ITV Roger Bamford Trial & Retribution Alistair Darwin ITV Ben Ross Casualty 1907 Lord Rothchild BBC Bryn Higgins Donovan Palmer Thornhill Granada Ciaran Donnelly Dirty War Lambert BBC Daniel Percival Goodbye Mr. -
Harriet Walter
www.hamiltonhodell.co.uk Harriet Walter Talent Representation Telephone Christian Hodell +44 (0) 20 7636 1221 [email protected], Address [email protected], Hamilton Hodell, [email protected] 20 Golden Square Elizabeth Fieldhouse London, W1F 9JL, [email protected] United Kingdom Television Title Role Director Production Company Caroline, Countess of Carnival Film & BELGRAVIA John Alexander Brockenhurst Television/Epix/ITV Jessica M. Thompson/Jonathan THE END Edie Henley See Saw Films/Sky Atlantic Brough THE SPANISH PRINCESS Margaret Beaufort Birgitte Stærmose All3 Media/Starz SUCCESSION Series 1 & 2 Nominated for the Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series Award, Lady Caroline Collingwood Various HBO Primetime Emmy Awards, 2020 PATRICK MELROSE Princess Margaret Edward Berger Showtime/Sky Atlantic BLACK EARTH RISING Eve Ashby Hugo Blick BBC/Netflix FLOWERS Hylda Will Sharpe Kudos/Channel 4 CALL THE MIDWIFE Sister Ursula Various BBC BLACK SAILS Marilyn Guthrie Robert Levine Starz THE CROWN Clementine Churchill Stephen Daldry Netflix LONDON SPY Claire Jakob Vebruggen BBC THE ASSETS Jeanne Vertefeuille Various ABC DOWNTON ABBEY Lady Shackleton Various Carnival LAW AND ORDER: UK Natalie Chandler Various Kudos BY ANY MEANS Sally Walker Menhaj Huda Red Planet Productions HEADING OUT Angela Natalie Bailey Red Production Company Oxford Film & Television/BBC SIMON SCHAMA'S SHAKESPEARE Actress Ashley Gething Worldwide THIS SEPTEMBER Isobel Balmerino Giles Foster Gate Television HUNTER ACC Jenny Griffin Colm McCarthy BBC A SHORT STAY IN SWITZERLAND Clare Simon Curtis BBC LITTLE DORRIT Mrs. Gowan Dearbhla Walsh/Adam Smith BBC AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT: CAT AMONGST THE Mrs Bulstrode James Kent ITV PIGEONS 10 DAYS TO WAR Anne Campbell David Belton BBC BALLET SHOES Dr. -
Theatre Archive Project: Scripts Collection
THEATRE ARCHIVE PROJECT www.bl.uk/theatrearchive Scripts collection The 1968 Theatres Act ended the Lord Chamberlain's power to pre-censor theatre. It also stipulated that a copy of every new play performed in a licensed venue in Great Britain should be deposited at the British Library. Unsurprisingly, this first change has tended to overshadow the latter, and as a result many new scripts were never deposited. This strand of the Project aims to recover scripts performed after 1968 that were never deposited. Letters have been sent to all the theatres in Great Britain asking for a list of new plays performed since 1968. All agents and literary managers have been informed of the stipulation, and articles appealing for scripts and information have appeared everywhere from the Independent on Sunday to the Writers Guild of Great Britain to Sanderstead Drama Club, asking for information about new plays. This information is then compared with the British Library holdings, and theatres and writers are notified of the missing plays and asked to send them to Theatre Archive Project at the University of Sheffield. Between September 2004 and April 2005 over 1,000 missing scripts were identified from fewer than 100 theatres. To date, nearly 300 of these play scripts have been recovered, and they will be deposited in the Library in due course. Lisa Donnelly, Manuscripts Cataloguing Support Team, The British Library, 96 Euston Road, London NW1 2DB, or emailed to [email protected]. Following the script: towards a methodology of identifying and locating scripts performed since 1968 By Kate Dorney Recent events at the Birmingham Rep have provoked a new debate on stage censorship and the right to freedom of speech. -
The English Theatre Studios of Michael Chekhov And
University of Warwick institutional repository: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of PhD at the University of Warwick http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap/57044 This thesis is made available online and is protected by original copyright. Please scroll down to view the document itself. Please refer to the repository record for this item for information to help you to cite it. Our policy information is available from the repository home page. The English Theatre Studios of Michael Chekhov and Michel Saint-Denis, 1935-1965 A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in English Literature Thomas Cornford, University of Warwick, Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies May 2012 1 Contents List of illustrations........................................................................................... 4 Declaration..................................................................................................... 8 Abstract........................................................................................................... 9 Preface............................................................................................................ 10 Introduction 1 The Theatre Studio in Context........................................ 12 Introduction 2 Chekhov and Saint-Denis in Parallel............................... 28 Section 1 The Chekhov Theatre Studio at Dartington, 1936- 1938............................................................................... -
Theatre Archive Project: Interview with Braham Murray
THEATRE ARCHIVE PROJECT http://sounds.bl.uk Braham Murray – interview transcript Interviewer: Adam Smith 5 November 2009 Director. 69 Theatre Company; actors; The Arts Council; Johanna Bryant; Century Theatre; the Lord Chamberlain; choreography; Michael Codron; The Connection; Tom Courtenay; Michael Elliot; Endgame; Lord Gardiner; Hang Down Your Head and Die; Terry Jones; Long Day's Journey into Night; Robert Lindsay; Loot; Oxford University Drama Society (OUDS); Oxford University Experimental Theatre Club (ETC); Mary Rose; Mia Farrow; Michael Meyer; Helen Mirren; musicals; The Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester; set production; She Stoops to Conquer; sound design; David Wood; Casper Wrede; David Wright. AS: This is Adam Smith speaking to Mr Braham Murray on the 5th November 2009. Before we begin can I just thank you on behalf of the University of Sheffield and the British Library Theatre Archive Project for participating. BM: It's a pleasure. AS: Right, so we'll begin at the very beginning. Just before I start, we're looking at 1945 to 1968. BM: Right. AS: But I'll do a bit of background first. BM: OK. AS: Do you remember your first experience of theatre? BM: The very first experience of theatre was pantomime, many many years ago. I can't remember which one. Sorry. AS: That's all right. And, do you recall any of the plays you saw as a young man? http://sounds.bl.uk Page 1 of 20 Theatre Archive Project BM: What do you call young? AS: Adolescent? Teenager? BM: Oh, hundreds! I was stage-struck, and I went to go and see every single play that I could in London within a week of its opening. -
Oliver Gomm Photo: Wolf Marloh
59 St. Martin's Lane London WC2N 4JS Phone: 0207 836 7849 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nikiwinterson.com Oliver Gomm Photo: Wolf Marloh view artwork - www.gommie.com Location: London, United Kingdom Eye Colour: Blue-Green Height: 5'9" (175cm) Hair Colour: Blond(e) Playing Age: 25 - 35 years Voice Quality: Clear Appearance: White Voice Character: Engaging Other: Equity Credits Radio, Inigo, The Good Companions, BBC, David Hunter Television, Gerry, Holby City, BBC, Karl Neilson Television, Danny, Thanks for the Memories, Memories productions, Amit Gupta Stage, King Stephen, Matilda The Empress, Reading Between The Lines, Hal Cambers Television, Clint Holman, The Coroner (Season 2), BBC, Various Directors Stage, Frikki, African Gothic, Park Theatre, Rodger Mortimer & Debora Edgington Television, The Doctor, SSGB, BBC, Philipp Kadelbach Television, Clint Holman, The Coroner, BBC, Various Directors Short Film, Bertram, The Eternal Not, LFS, Joe Spray Television, Nathen Donovan, Hope Springs, BBC, Sheree Folkston Short Film, Silas, Inanimate, George Messa Stage, Kill Me Now, Park Theatre, Braham Murray Stage, Young Marlow, She Stoops To Conquer, Northern Broadsides, Conrad Nelson Stage, Lord Fipley, School for Scheming, The Orange Tree Theatre, Auriol Smith Stage, Lysander, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Royal and Derngate, Northhampton, Gary Sefton Stage, Danny, Four Corners One Heart, Theatre 503, Dan Horragan Site Specific, Kingsley, Rewrite, National Theatre, Anthony Banks Stage, Sparkish, The Country Wife, Manchester Royal Exchange, -
The 1980S Frank Grimes – Philip Franks in a Letter to Christopher Isherwood in 1981, the Director Lindsay Anderson Wrote: 'F
The 1980s Frank Grimes – Philip Franks In a letter to Christopher Isherwood in 1981, the director Lindsay Anderson wrote: ‘Frank Grimes and I did our Hamlet down at Stratford East – Hamlet on a rubbish-tip, as Frank called it, not inappropriately. Since the palmy days of Joan Littlewood and her Theatre Workshop, the place has fallen into ill-organised and poverty-stricken mediocrity, still clinging to an absurd idea of “popular” theatre.’ Anderson’s production that year was the first Shakespeare play to be staged at Stratford East’s Theatre Royal since Littlewood’s production of Macbeth in 1957. He had assembled a little-known company – Rachel Roberts, his chosen Gertrude, had committed suicide before rehearsals began – and risked casting as the Prince his good friend Frank Grimes, an Irish actor who had gained early success as the young Behan in Borstal Boy. Previously directed by Anderson at the Royal Court, he had little experience of Shakespeare. In the Spectator the critic Mark Amory welcomed the absence of a director’s concept. ‘The play's the thing and it is not placed in Vietnam or 1914 or in front of sets in the style of Salvador Dalì; nor is Ophelia pregnant or Osric a dominating manipulator or the Ghost played by a laser beam.’ He also noted: ‘The verse here is spoken simply and with impressive clarity rather than held up and examined for new subtleties.’ On the other hand: ‘There is little conspicuous invention, and it seems likely that much of that had necessity as one of its parents.’ He cited Jocelyn Herbert’s set, consisting of three off-white columns and little else, and suggested the costumes ‘have a slight suggestion of the dressing-up trunk in the attic’. -
Sci-Fi at BFI Southbank, October - November
Sci-Fi at BFI Southbank, October - November Tuesday 23 September 2014, London The BFI’s three-month blockbuster season, Sci-Fi: Days of Fear and Wonder presented together with O2 will be touching down at BFI Southbank this autumn with an out of this world programme of screenings and events. Sci-Fi will celebrate cinema’s most spectacular and visionary genre, exploring how the fear and wonder at its heart continues to inspire and enthral. The season will be presented through three key themes: Tomorrow’s World, Altered States and Contact! SPECIAL EVENTS Events highlights in October and November will include the UK Premiere of Future Shock! – The Story of 2000AD (2014), looking at the huge influence of the weekly British sci-fi comic; not only did 2000AD introduce seminal creators such as Alan Moore (Watchmen) to the comics world, it also spawned two Judge Dredd films and has been a launch pad for numerous artists and writers who also contribute to the documentary including Neil Gaiman, Pat Mills and John Wagner. The BFI is delighted to welcome award-winning author William Gibson, credited with the creating the term ‘cyberspace’ and a key influence on Sci-Fi film culture, who will take to the stage for a Keynote Talk on Science Fiction in Cinema. On 16 November 1974 an encoded radio message was transmitted into deep space by the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico, fusing together scientific and cultural essentials into a simple pictographic puzzle that any intelligent life form could decode. The dream of making contact with life beyond our solar system has inspired artists and scientists alike, but while aliens have never officially shown up on our detection systems, they regularly manifest in our cinemas. -
Haydn Gwynne
VAT No. 993 055 789 HAYDN GWYNNE Theatre: Coriolanus Volumnia RSC Angus Jackson The Threepenny Opera Mrs Peachum National Theatre Rufus Norris A Little Night Music Desiree Huntington Theatre Boston Peter Dubois Women On The Verge Lucia Playhouse Theatre, West End Bartlett Sher Of A Nervous Breakdown The Audience Margaret Thatcher Gielgud Theatre, West End Stephen Daldry Duet For One Stephanie No 1 Tour Robin Hereford Richard III Queen Elizabeth Old Vic / BAM New York Sam Mendes Becky Shaw Susan Almeida Theatre Peter Du Bois Company (concert) Joanne Donmar Warehouse Jamie Lloyd Billy Elliot; The Musical Mrs Wilkinson West End / Broadway Stephen Daldry Merry Wives Of Windsor Mrs Page RSC Greg Doran The Memory Of Water Mary Hampstead Theatre Terry Johnson Peer Gynt Solveig/aase RSC, Stratford / London John Barton Twelfth Night Olivia RSC, Stratford / London Ian Judge Midsummer's Night Dream Helena RSC Adrian Noble City Of Angels Oolie/diena Prince Of Wales Theatre, West End Michael Blakemore The Recruiting Officer Sylvia Manchester Royal Exchange Braham Murray Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ludlow Festival Alan Cohen The Way Of The World Millamant Theatre Royal Richard Cheshire Hedda Gabler Hedda Gabler Octagon Bolton Romy Baskerville Zeigfeld Billie Burke London Palladium, West End Joe Layton The Cabinet Minister Mrs Gaylustre Manchester Royal Exchange Braham Murray Bluebird Of Unhappiness Various Manchester Royal Exchange Braham Murray His Monkey Wife Susan Dunedin Steven Joseph Theatre Alan Ayckbourn Television : The Windsors 1 & 2 Camilla (Series -
Paterson Joseph
www.hamiltonhodell.co.uk Paterson Joseph Talent Representation Telephone Alexander Cooke +44 (0) 20 7636 1221 [email protected], Address saff[email protected] Hamilton Hodell, 20 Golden Square London, W1F 9JL, United Kingdom Television Title Role Director Production Company THE MOSQUITO COAST Calaca Peter Weir Apple INSIDE NO. 9 Pantalone Guillem Morales BBC VIGIL Neil Newsome James Strong/Isabelle Sieb World Productions/BBC AVENUE 5 Harrison Armando Iannucci HBO NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Kamal Koby Adom BBC THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD Kevan Various Netflix GRANTCHESTER Michael Todd Tim Fywell Kudos/ITV COUNTERPART Elan Various Starz! URBAN MYTHS: PUBLIC ENEMY Chuck D Ben Palmer Sky Arts RELLIK Isaac Taylor Sam Miller BBC TIMELESS Series 1 & 2 Connor Mason Various Sony Pictures Television/NBC THE COOPERS VS THE REST Toby Declan Lowney BBC Working Title/NBC Universal/Sky YOU, ME AND THE APOCALYPSE Gaines Michael Engler 1 SAFE HOUSE Mark Marc Evans ITV BABYLON Series 1 Charles Inglis Various Channel 4 THE LEFTOVERS Series 1 & 2 Wayne Pete Berg HBO/Warner Bros. BABYLON (Pilot) Charles Inglis Danny Boyle Channel 4 JULIUS CAESAR Winner of the Best Male Performance in TV Award, Screen Nation Film & Television Brutus Greg Doran RSC/BBC Awards, 2013 LAW & ORDER: UK Series 4 & 5 Wes Leyton Mat King ITV BBC/Shakespeare Productions HENRY V Duke Of York Thea Sharrock Limited HUSTLE Series 8 Dexter Gold Alrick Riley Kudos DEATH IN PARADISE William Roger Goldby Red Planet COMING UP: FOOD The English Man Jonathan Van Tulleken Touchpaper