Robin Herford, director of THE WOMAN IN BLACK
talks to Michael Hasted about his involvement in the record-breaking thriller since its conception and first performance in Scarborough 1987.
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Malcolm Sinclair
who stars in a new production of Michael Frayn’s gripping drama COPENHAGEN from 9th – 26th June at the Theatre Royal Bath alongside Haydn Gwynne and Philip Arditti.
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Jonathan Sayer co-writer of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG
The Play That Goes Wrong, the West End’s Olivier Award winning box office hit, returns to theatres in our area this summer following the, hopeful, lifting of restrictions. We spoke to co-writer Jonathan Sayer co-writer before the tour was curtailed by Covid-19 . . .
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GWEN TAYLOR
is in her eighties and stars in a spine-tingling new play, THE CROFT, which is at the Everyman in Cheltenham from 22nd – 25th January. The BAFTA nominated actress talks to Vicky Edwards about thrillers, theatre and her prerequisites: a comfy bed with an en suite.
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ANDY NYMAN and JEREMY DYSON
Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson tell Matthew Amer about their shared love of horror, giving audiences a trick and a treat, and keeping the secrets of spooky stage hit GHOST STORIES which is at Bath Theatre Royal from 14th – 18th January.
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ELIZABETH McGOVERN
appears in GODS OF CARNAGE at Bath Theatre Royal from 20th January. Best known as Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham in DOWNTON ABBEY, Elizabeth McGovern’s career spans theatre, film, television and music. She made her film debut in Ordinary People directed by Robert Redford in 1980 and received nominations for both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe Award for her second feature film, Ragtime, 1981.
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