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Kevin Spacey due in London court on Thursday: police

London (AFP) - Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey has been formally charged with sexual assault and will appear before a court in London later this week, police said on Monday.

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Jitney director Tinuke Craig: ‘I’m from Brixton, so I know the feeling in this play intimately’

August Wilson’s tale of a cab office in Pittsburgh threatened by ‘regeneration’ struck a chord with the 34-year-old director. She tells Nicole Vassell why she’d like Black people to come and see it at the Old Vic

The Independent UK

Bristol Old Vic announces Nancy Medina as new artistic director

The Old Vic is Britain's longest continuously running theatre

Bristol Post

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Tinuke Craig interview: August Wilson wrote about gentrification, in Brixton we know what that’s like

The director’s new prodution of Jitney opens at the Old Vic in June - it’s 40 years old but it still resonates today

Evening Standard

Britain's Got Talent: The Bristolian pantomime dame making television history

Mama G, who is one of the eight pantomime dames in Dame Nation, was heavily influenced by the panto dames of the Old Vic and Bristol Hippodrome

Bristol Post

Actor Kevin Spacey facing sexual assault charges in UK

London (AFP) - Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey is facing sexual assault charges in the UK, police and prosecutors said on Thursday, after a review of allegations against him.

AFP

Timothée Chalamet’s West End debut 4000 Miles has been cancelled

4000 Miles had already been postponed for two years

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Timothée Chalamet’s West End debut cancelled after two years of postponements

The Old Vic theatre says its much-anticipated production of 4000 Miles, co-starring Eileen Atkins, will no longer go ahead

The Guardian - UK

Trump gets a bold Shakespearean twist in new play 'The 47th'

A play that offers an audaciously Shakespearean take on recent and future U.S. politics is running at London's Old Vic theater

The Independent UK

June Brown's heartbreaking double childhood tragedy that changed her life forever

EastEnders icon June Brown, who tragically died on Sunday night at the age of 95, was left devastated when she lost her big sister when she was just eight and her newborn brother

Daily Mirror

Easter half term events in Bristol including egg hunt trails and free food

There is so much to do in Bristol this Easter holiday

Bristol Post

‘I get a chill’: Bertie Carvel on exploring the human side of Donald Trump

Of all the baddies Carvel has portrayed on stage and screen, this may be his most challenging yet. He reveals what lies beneath the bombast of The Donald

The Guardian - UK

‘I keep hope alive’: Tamara Tunie on playing Kamala Harris in political dystopia The 47th

The Law & Order: SVU star is returning to the stage in a White House satire set in 2024. She talks about the ‘black-lash’ after Obama’s election, brokering a new deal for Broadway diversity – and her role as Whitney Houston’s mum

The Guardian - UK

Queen hands Meghan’s National Theatre patronage to Camilla

The Queen has been associated with the National Theatre since its earliest days at the Old Vic in the 1960s

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Wonder Boy at the Old Vic - tears and laughter as stammering student finds his voice

REVIEW: Roller coaster of emotion as a traumatised 12-year-old overcomes his stammer

The Guardian - UK

‘I was right to speak out on how slavery funded Bristol Old Vic,’ says departing artistic director

Tom Morris explains why he had to antagonise some of its donors in his effort to drive change

Evening Standard

Paapa Essiedu: I want to play my part in ‘recovery’ of London theatre with Old Vic show

I May Destroy You star Paapa Essiedu said it was important to him to take part in “the recovery” of London’s theatre from the pandemic.

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