Articles about Jerusalem
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As Johnny 'Rooster' Byron, Rylance transformed himself into a strutting, muscular figure in Jez Butterworth's haunting study of a changing EnglandBig claims are often made for Mark Rylance. …
The chewy language, the characters' sad bombast and above all the sense of place: England. This play is a chronicle of us, nowThe Jerusalem we have seen so widely feted " from the West End t…
Watermill theatre, NewburyRave music thumps as Jasper Britton plays the refusenik in an intimate revival of the drama about Albion's dark heartIt takes courage to revive a play that was deem…
It was always going to be hard to separate Jerusalem from memories of Mark Rylance. In Jez Butterworth's contemporary classic the part
Jerusalem takes six awards, including Outstanding Performance for Kim Coates, with another six for Life After, including Outstanding New Musical for Britta Johnson.
Jasper Britton will play the irrepressible Johnny 'Rooster' Byron in the first major revival of Jez Butterworth's multi award-winning, West End and Broadway hit Jerusalem which plays at t…
Most people don't like to have their views challenged. But when your long-held convictions about religion are upended? Oof. Forget about it. That's what got Baruch de Spinoza excommunicated …
Nat Turner in Jerusalem is a journey into the fervent religious belief behind the leader of a slave rebellion in Southampton County, VA, armed only with a sword and spirit. You may have seen…
The unsettling sight of a young man in shackles sitting on a bare, plank-wood floor; a glimmer of night sky piercing the darkness through the barred window of a simple jail cell; and the ten…
By coincidence, Nat Turner in Jerusalem opened at Forum Theatre the day that The Raid closed at Theater Alliance. The two plays seen in succession are powerfully connected. Idris Goodwin'…
Nathan Alan Davis's new play rides an ongoing vogue for the slave rebellion leader.
Some references in Jez Butterworth's play about the state of England didn't register, but its magical realism fits well on the otherworldly set created inside Toronto's Streetcar Crowsnest.
Kim Coates, the Saskatoon-born actor, takes on the challenging lead role after a 25-year absence from the stage " and quickly shows he hasn't lost his live-performing chops.
Sons of Anarchy's Kim Coates stars in Jerusalem, at Streetcar Crowsnest, as a countercultural folk hero who lives in a battered trailer in the forest.
Sons of Anarchy and Da Vinci's Inquest stars discuss taking the stage for the provocative British play's Canadian debut
The Dutch photographer started documenting daily life in Israel in 1993, the beginning of a project that has lasted almost 25 years
Toronto production opening in February marks return to theatre for Sons of Anarchy star Kim Coates.
The Watermill Theatre is to stage the first major revival of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem as part of its 2018 season. The play,
Lisa Blair will direct the production at the Watermill Theatre next year
The Watermill Theatre's Artistic Director, Paul Hart, announces his spring 2018 season which includes an award-winning new musical, the first major revival of a modern classic, a new Shakesp…
"Wrestling Jerusalem," at the Philadelphia Theatre Company through Nov. 5, is 80 thoughtful, often passionate minutes, a one-man channeling of 17 viewpoints of Jerusalem, Israel, Palestine, …
It's been said that one of the problems with politics these days is that people talk but don't listen. Opposing political sides state their positions, but too many speak just to their suppor…
Aaron Davidman's 'Wrestling Jerusalem' brings the Israeli/Palestinian conflict to Philadelphia Theatre Company's stage. Wendy Rosenfield reviews.
In a movie adapted from his play, the writer and actor Aaron Davidman portrays more than a dozen people affected by the Mideast conflict.
