Free Screenings from the V&A's National Video Archive Of
Free screenings from the V&A’s National Video Archive of Performance (NVAP) Sundays, 6 January – 24 March (excluding 17 & 24 February), 14.00 Hochhauser Auditorium (unless otherwise stated)
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Arcadia Cloud Nine Sunday 6 January Sunday 27 January Written by Tom Stoppard Written by Caryl Churchill, Directed by Thea Directed by Trevor Nunn Sharrock With Dearbhla Molloy and Paul Shelley With James Fleet and Mark Letheren Rec0rded at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, Recorded at the Almeida, 2007 1995 (118 mins) (165 mins) Hedda Gabler The Winter’s Tale (The Bridge Project) Sunday 3 February Sunday 13 January Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre Written by William Shakespeare Written by Henrik Ibsen Directed by Sam Mendes Directed by Richard Eyre With Simon Russell Beale and Rebecca Hall With Benedict Cumberbatch and Eve Best Recorded at The Old Vic, 2009 Recorded at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 2005 (160 mins) (121 mins)
Boeing- Boeing The Chalk Garden Sunday 20 January Sunday 10 February Written by Marc Camoletti, trans. by Beverley Written by Enid Bagnold Cross Directed by Michael Grandage Directed by Matthew Warchus With Margaret Tyzack and Penelope Wilton With Roger Allam and Frances de la Tour Recorded at the Donmar Warehouse, 2008 Recorded at the Comedy Theatre, 2007 (97 mins) (145mins) The Recruiting Officer Tusk Tusk Sunday 3 March Sunday 17 March Written by George Farquhar Written by Polly Stenham Directed by Josie Rourke Directed by Jeremy Herrin With Mackenzie Crook, Mark Gatiss and With Toby Regbo and Bel Powley Gawn Grainger Recorded at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, Recorded at the Donmar Warehouse, 2012 2009 (143 mins) (86 mins)
Butley A View From The Bridge Sunday 10 March Sunday 24 March Written by Simon Gray Written by Arthur Miller Directed by Lindsay Posner Directed by Lindsay Posner With Dominic West and Martin Hutson With Ken Stott and Hayley Atwell Recorded at the Duchess Theatre, 2007 Recorded at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 2009 (124 mins) (111 mins)
The programme is subject to change.