By Mark Ludmon
Martin McDonagh's Olivier Award-winning play Hangmen will transfer to Broadway under the auspices of the Atlantic Theatre Company.
This post Martin McDonagh's Hangmen to trans…
"Don't worry. I may have my quirks but I'm not an animal. …or am I?" Martin McDonagh's first new play in five years, Hangmen, is currently enjoying a very successful run in London's West E…
Following a sell-out run at the Royal Court Theatre, NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE will broadcast the acclaimed West End transfer of Hangmen by Olivier and Academy Award winner Martin McDonagh The P…
By Doug Mayo
Producers have revealed that Matthew Dunster's production of Martin McDonagh's Hangmen has recouped in under six weeks. The news comes as the production is announced the win…
By Matthew Lunn
If you can trust anyone to execute a black comedy, it's Martin McDonagh. The Irish playwright is an undoubted master of the genre, with an enviable back catalogue which inclu…
Kenneth Cranham awarded Best Actor for “the role of a lifetime” Denise Gough awarded Best Actress only three years after winning Most Promising Newcomer Bend It Like Beckham w…
Martin McDonagh's Hangmen, currently running at the West End's Wyndham's Theatre after transferring from the Royal Court, was named Best New Play at the U.K's Critics' Ci…
I’m well overdue for a theatre diary, aren’t I? So here goes with another one on more new plays I’ve seen in recent (and not-so recent) weeks that I’d recommend catch…
Martin McDonagh's play about the abolition of the death penalty in 1960s England hangs out to dry the idea that the country was a kinder, gentler placeIn Joe Orton's 1969 play, What the Butl…
Bill Kenwright's production company has been accused of deceiving audiences and stealing the reputation of Hangmen director Matthew Dunster after misusing review
After a sell-out stint at the Royal Court this autumn, Martin McDonagh's Hangmen continues to delight West End audiences at the Wyndham's Theatre with its illustrative set, punchy script and…
Let's get it off our chests now: it will have you 'in suspense', it 'goes with a swing' there's plenty of 'gallows humour', it's a plot that 'leaves you dangling', jerking with 'twists and …
LONDON (Reuters) - The latest play from Martin McDonagh, the British-Irish author best known for his dark film comedy "In Bruges", gives a whole new meaning to the Swinging Sixties.
