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InterviewTheatre
Director Thomas Ostermeier on updating Ibsen: ‘I want a little rock ’n’ roll’
...A portrait of the bewhiskered duke — later George V — stares down at us....
February 7, 2024
ReviewTheatre
Private Lives highlights the pain behind Noël Coward’s quips — review
.... ★★★☆☆ To May 27, donmarwarehouse.com Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial Ambassadors Theatre, London It’s daggers drawn in Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial too and, again, animosity...
April 19, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewTheatre
Five stars for Best of Enemies, a scintillating, perfectly-timed play
...Henry V....
December 1, 2022
ReviewTheatre
Small Island, National Theatre — a vibrant, generous triumph
.... ★★★★★ To April 30, nationaltheatre.org.uk Henry V Donmar Warehouse, London At the Donmar Warehouse comes a much earlier scrutiny of the way national identity, war and power intersect....
March 10, 2022
InterviewTheatre
Theatre director Gregory Doran: ‘In Richard III you see a whole society brutalised by war’
...“I don’t consciously model myself on Henry V,” he laughs, adding that the answer lies in the pluralism of the plays and the fact that they demand true ensemble playing (Doran begins the rehearsal process...
June 15, 2022
Theatre
Curtain up on 2022 — an enticing year for theatre
...Also in February, Game of Thrones star Kit Harington plays Henry V in a new, modern staging of Shakespeare’s play that promises to explore our relationship with Europe and what it means to be English (Donmar...
January 6, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
The Weekend Essay
Curtain up: the great theatrical reopening
...Sarah Hemming is the FT’s theatre critic Follow @FTLifeArts on Twitter to find out about our latest stories first...
April 10, 2021
Theatre
Theatres reach the next stage
...We have reached the final scene of Shakespeare’s Henry V....
August 21, 2020
Theatre
Now the sky’s the limit for English theatre
...From August 14, Nichols’s company will present Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor....
July 17, 2020
ReviewTheatre
New London theatre: Jennifer Saunders unleashes unruly forces in Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit
.... ★★★☆☆ Shoe Lady Royal Court (Jerwood Downstairs), London Everyday objects also conspire to thwart Viv in Shoe Lady, E.V. Crowe’s surreal new comedy....
March 12, 2020
Theatre to watch in London and beyond
Shakespeare’s Globe celebrates the joy of theatre with its history plays
...The theatre launches its summer season with a marathon run of Shakespeare’s great history plays, Henry IV (1 and 2) and Henry V....
May 13, 2019
Theatre
Globe director Michelle Terry on untapped potential in Shakespeare’s great plays
...Terry knows from personal experience how live those plays can feel: she was performing Henry V in 2016 (playing the title role) when the referendum on EU membership took place....
January 11, 2019
Sarah Hemming
World Cup: A tragicomic spectacle of theatre on the grandest stage
...There is outright farce: when everyone in the world saw Frank Lampard’s ball cross the goal line in the 2010 England v Germany game — everyone, that is, except the referee....
June 15, 2018
ReviewLife & Arts
Pressure, Park Theatre, London — a gripping drama
...The scenario naturally calls to mind a host of wartime films and Haig also quietly references Shakespeare: the pivotal tempest; the Henry V-like passage about sending young men to war....
April 4, 2018
ObituaryUK arts
Michael Bogdanov, theatre director, 1938-2017
...Sarah Hemming...
April 21, 2017
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
ReviewLife & Arts
The Sewing Group, Royal Court — ‘Intriguing and unsettling’
...But E.V. Crowe’s new play opens with two women perched on stools in a simple wooden room, their hands busy with needle and thread as they compose samplers in silence. A candle flickers. Where are they?...
November 20, 2016
FT MagazineLondon 2017: a summer of culture
Cultural highlights in the capital this summer
...The FT’s Sarah Hemming described it as “teeming with life”....
June 16, 2017
The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures, Hampstead Theatre, London
...Gus has summoned his adult children — nicknamed Pill (Richard Clothier), Empty (Tamsin Greig) and V (Lex Shrapnel) — to tell them he intends to take his own life....
October 31, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Kings of War, Barbican, London — ‘A rewarding marathon’
...For four hours in this modern reworking of Shakespeare’s Henry V, Henry VI and Richard III, we’ve watched power won and lost, wars waged with and without conscience, leaders sinking or swimming, the lessons...
April 25, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
The Entertainer, London, review — a hit for Kenneth Branagh
...In the same year, 1989, his film version of Henry V drew numerous comparisons with Laurence Olivier (which many said he actively sought)....
August 31, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Henry V, Barbican, London — ‘Beautifully done’
...How apt that the London opening night of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Henry V fell on Remembrance Day....
November 13, 2015
Sarah Hemming
Shakespeare’s Globe director opens the doors to gender parity
...real Everest parts, those that encompass the greatest psychological and philosophical depth and test actors to their utmost, are men: Hamlet, Lear, Macbeth, Prospero, Richard II, Richard III and Henry V....
January 7, 2016
Life & Arts
Plays and events in 2016 to mark 400 years since Shakespeare’s death
...It harks back, too, to Shakespeare’s famous opening to Henry V, in which he calls on the audience to work their imaginations. “Great acting is always about what you don’t do,” he says....
December 30, 2015
ReviewLife & Arts
Farinelli and the King, Duke of York’s Theatre, London — review
...Aged 32, at the height of his fame, the 18th-century castrato singer Farinelli left the stage to sing for the ailing King Philippe V of Spain — and never returned. Why?...
September 30, 2015
Life & Arts
Arts: What to watch out for in 2016
...Steeped in Zen and Sufi, influenced by Indian abstractionists such as V.S. Gaitonde as well as western modernists including Mondrian and Malevich, Mohamedi’s starting point was the grid....
December 28, 2015

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