Judy: The Judy Garland Songbook, Grand Opera House, York until May 16
"HONEY," says Lorna Luft, “let me get to Edinburgh first”.
"HONEY," says Lorna Luft, “let me get to Edinburgh first”.
There are many sides to Johnny Depp and many costumes and accents too. STEVE PRATT listens in to the many aspects of Mr Depp.
Matthew Warchus, the vicar’s son from North Yorkshire, is soon to take over the Old Vic Theatre from Kevin Spacey. Before that comes the release of his already much-praised new film, Pride, reports STEVE PRATT.
ANDREW Scott says he’s enjoying not working after making half a dozen films back-to-back.
THERE are actors who submit themselves reluctantly for interview because it’s in their contract. Others, like Jon Hamm, embrace what some regard as an ordeal and give a little bit of themselves in conversation.
WHILE most pensioners are wondering how far they can travel on their free pass or browse through brochures for retirement homes, Sylvester Stallone is busy fighting and shooting and then fighting some more on screen – a real 68-year-old action man.
SCREEN tough guy Sylvester Stallone has a sure-fire way of knowing how good a movie is – by his physical state at the end of shooting.
THREE years ago they thought it was all over. Then The Inbetweeners movie opened in cinemas and after a record £13m opening weekend showed its staying power by raking in more than £45million at the UK box office.
Stephen Joseph Theatre associate director Henry Bell wanted to find a challenge for writers who were not internationally famous or who had not worked in the theatre before. As he tells Steve Pratt, the result was Screenplay
NOT so much a day in the life of 22-year-old Oscar Grant III as a day in the death of this California resident.
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