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Film, Television & Theatre March 2019 Congratulations Film, Television & Theatre March 2019 Congratulations to Tony McNamara for his Bafta win, with Deborah Davis, for Best Original Screenplay for THE FAVOURITE to Grace Ofori-Attah for being nominated for best Debut Writer at the Edinburgh TV Festival New Voices Awards to Anna Symon, whose MRS WILSON was nominated for Best Series at the BPG Awards to Russell T Davies for being nominated for Best Writer at the BPG Awards to A Very English Scandal for being nominated for Best Mini Series at the BPG Awards Film BEATS: UK premiere to close Glasgow Film Festival 2019, 3rd March Kieran Hurley’s debut screenplay, co-written with Brian Welsh who also directs, is an adaptation of his award-winning play Beats. It is 1994 and new legislation effectively outlaws raves or “public gatherings around amplified music characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats”. The party is well and truly over but not before mild-mannered teenager Johnno is encouraged to join his best mate Spanner for one last big night out at an illegal rave. Produced by Rosetta Productions and Ken Loach’s Sixteen Films and executive produced by Steven Soderbergh. BEATS FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY: Glasgow Film Festival 2019, 2nd & 3rd March An inspirational coming-of-age story of an Irish girl from the Travelling community in rural Ireland during the 1960s and the pursuit of her dream to be a boxer. Winner of the FIPRESCI prize for the Discovery programme at the Toronto International Film Festival 2018. Written and directed by playwright and filmmaker Carmel Winters. FLOAT FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS – premieres in UK cinemas on March 15th A fast-living, cynical London music executive (Danny Mays) heads to a remote Cornish village on a stag weekend where he’s challenged by his boss (Noel Clarke) into trying to sign a group of shanty singing fishermen (led by James Purefoy). A fish out of water, he struggles to win over the unlikely boy band and their families (including Tuppence Middleton) who value friendship and community over fame and fortune. Based on a true story, with an all-star ensemble cast. Co-written by Piers Ashworth, directed by Chris Foggin. FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS Television TRAPPED: Series 2 continues Saturdays at 9pm on BBC4 Clive Bradley’s gripping Icelandic 10-part series continues investigating the shocking attack on a politician in Reykavik. Chief of Police Andri has returned to his rural hometown, a place where the dark events of the past still haunt him. TRAPPED ENDEAVOUR Series 6: ITV – Finishes Sunday 3rd March, 8pm Oxford-set Inspector Morse prequel sixth series sees its finale this weekend. Written and Executive Produced by series creator Russell Lewis. ENDEAVOUR CALL THE MIDWIFE: BBC1 – Series 8 continues Sundays at 8pm Heidi Thomas’ heart-warming and inspiring period drama continues in its eighth series. Created, written and executive produced by award-winning writer Heidi Thomas and starring Helen George, Stephen McGann, Jenny Agutter and Leonie Elliott. CALL THE MIDWIFE DAS BOOT: Sky Atlantic – Continues DAS BOOT is an 8 part series based on the critically acclaimed film of the same name, and will pick up in the autumn of 1942, just months after the Wolfgang Petersen’s 1981 film ends. Starring Lizzy Caplan, August Wittgenstein and Rick Okon and with Simon Allen as Associate Producer and writer of episode 6 and Laura Grace as writer of episode 5. DAS BOOT RESISTANCE: Coming Soon Catherine Morshead directs all five parts of this 1920s-set drama about the Irish independence movement. Starring Brian Gleeson and Conall Keating. THE ROAD TO BREXIT: Coming Soon to BBC Two Arthur Mathews’ distinctive comic take on the situation, using archive footage and filmed interviews and starring Matt Berry. LONDON KILLS S1: Acorn TV - 25th Feb London’s best detectives take on its worst crimes. From the creators of Suspects, episode 3 is written by Sally Tatchell. LONDON KILLS London Theatre BLOOD KNOT – Orange Tree – 8th March – 20th April It’s been a year since Morrie returned to Port Elizabeth to live with his brother Zach. They share childhood memories of their mother, yet have wildly contrasting life experiences due to their different fathers. Can they free themselves from the enduring prejudices provoked by the different shades of their skin? Directed by Matthew Xia. BLOOD KNOT THE TWILIGHT ZONE – Ambassadors Theatre – 4th March – 1st June You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land of imagination. Next stop, the Twilight Zone… Composition and Sound Design by Sarah Angliss. THE TWILIGHT ZONE BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR – Southwark Playhouse – 13th March – 6th April Based on the true story, and brought to life with musical numbers, BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR transfers to Southwark Playhouse after a critically acclaimed run at the Jermyn Street Theatre. Musical Direction by Adam Gerber. BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR WOLFIE – Theatre 503 – 20th March – 13th April A spiralling odyssey of dizzying theatricality, WOLFIE is a bold, fantastical fairytale following two twins separated at birth and asks who is truly responsible for society’s most vulnerable children. Sound Design by Richard Hammarton. WOLFIE THE PHLEBOTOMIST – Hampstead Theatre – 19th March – 20th April In a ratist world where health, wealth and happiness depend on a single blood test - dictating everything from bank loans to dating prospects – phlebotomy reigns supreme. So how far will people go to beat the system? Composition by Isobel Waller-Bridge. THE PHLEBOTOMIST COMPANY: Gielgud Theatre– Ends 30th March Stephen Sondheim & George Furth’s legendary musical comedy about life, love and marriage finishes its triumphant run at the Gielgud Theatre. Starring Patti Lupone and Rosalie Craig with direction by Marianne Elliot. Music Direction by Joel Fram. COMPANY Richard II: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, 22nd February – 21st April, press night 6th March Lynette Linton co-directs the first ever company of women of colour in a Shakespeare play on a major UK stage, in a post-Empire reflection on what it means to be British in the light of the Windrush anniversary and as we leave the European Union. RICHARD II STONES IN HIS POCKETS - Rose Theatre Kingston 28th Feb – 9th March, Theatre Royal Bath 11th-16th March and UK Tour Directed by Lindsay Posner 'Triumphant, fast, brilliant and hilarious' Independent 'An unequivocal source of joy, laughter, tears and delight' Daily Mail 'A moving and heartfelt tribute to the imaginative power of live performance' The Guardian BLUE THUNDER – Vault Festival, 27 Feb-17 March 2019 Padraic Walsh's powerfully immersive play, gets up close and personal with one splintered family in small-town Ireland. Funny and excruciating by turns, it examines manhood and what happens when the people who should be there for you have nothing left to give. BLUE THUNDER THE MERRY WIDOW: ENO – 01 Mar - 13 Apr 2019 Franz Lehár‘s comic masterpiece, played out in a stream of memorable melodies including the familiar ‘Vilja Song’ and ‘Merry Widow Waltz’. Making their ENO debuts are director Max Webster (The Lorax at Old Vic) and sought-after Estonian conductor Kristiina Poska. As the vivacious Hanna, ENO favourite Sarah Tynan returns for her second major appearance of the season. She is joined by Nathan Gunn as Danilo, while ENO legend Andrew Shore plays the pompous Zeta. At the Embassy Ball, wealthy widow, Hanna Glawari, leads her society suitors on a merry dance. But how will she win Danilo who counts her riches worthless? MERRY WIDOW LITTLE ECHOES: Hope Theatre, Islington – Run ends 9th Mar 2019 “He looked the same as anyone else. Any of the other ones who come in. White boys. So I didn’t clock anything different, cos there wasn’t anything different. How was I meant to know?” Shajenthran’s brother has had acid thrown in his face and Shaj is out for revenge. Danielle’s teenage crush on a pop idol develops into an illicit relationship, ‘professional mentoring’ becoming something much darker. June has spent twenty years serving the private needs of the super wealthy, but her new assignments confront her with the questions she’s spent a lifetime running from. When their paths cross it is not something any of them will forget. Filled with love, coercion, loneliness and obsession, Little Echoes takes you through the city as you’ve never seen it before. A city of deep shadows, darker intentions, and where anything can change in the night. Written by Tom Powell, winner of the OTR National Radio Drama Award. "Relentlessly draws you in" ActDrop; ★★★★@pubtheatres1; ★★★★ “theatrical sophistication and performances like this don’t come along every day” @thereviewchap; Pick of the Week @LoveLDNLoveCul LITTLE ECHOES ALYS, ALWAYS: Bridge Theatre 25th Feb – 30th March A gripping psychological thriller that excavates the fault line that separates the entitled from the unentitled. Written by Lucinda Coxon, based on the novel by Harriet Lane. ALYS, ALWAYS There is a Field: Theatre 503 28th Feb – 16th March Written by Martin Askew and Directed by Esther Baker, There is A Field is a London story of faith, death and family strife reshaped by local crises and global events centred around white, Muslim convert Abdullah. “ There is a Field is a great success that shows tremendous potential in highlighting the unusual situation many young Muslims in the East End may face today.” The Upcoming **** THERE IS A FIELD UK Theatre EDMOND DE BERGERAC: Birmingham Repertory Theatre - 15th – 30th March Get ready to meet the man behind the nose and discover the hilarious comedy behind the celebrated story of Cyrano de Bergerac. Written by Alexis Michalik and translated by Jeremy Sams. EDMOND DE BERGERAC THE REMAINS OF THE DAY: Northampton Royal & Derngate – closes 16th March, then tours the UK Christopher Haydon directs Barney Norris’ new adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s literary masterpiece.
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