By Luis Restrepo (@LuissimoLuis) Something is rotten in the state of Denmark…I mean England! Headline grabbing intrigue, backstabbing, politics, and ridicule are all at the forefront o…
King Charles III star Tim Pigott-Smith on royal spies, his mum's nickname for Her Majesty the Queen and why a certain Irish woman would never eat in a restaurant he owned.
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Admittedly, many of the ideas in the play are hardly new or revolutionary: the first measures to limit the scope of the British monarchy's power date back to th…
There is an uneven grandeur to King Charles III at the Festival Theatre, which is certainly one of the most peculiar big-budget, ex-West End touring productions to hit Edinburgh recently.
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If you haven’t heard of Charles III of Britain, don’t berate yourself. He hasn’t happened yet, but playwright Mike Bartlett has conjured up what might happen if and whe…
It’s still early in the Broadway season, but the race for the Best Play Tony Award is already shaping up to be one of the most competitive in years. When the schedule of openings was f…
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Mr. Bartlett discusses the use of language to transform his protagonists from cardboard figures of ridicule into full-blown characters of tragedy and pathos.
While most shows faced a slump over Halloween, the Great White Way picked itself back up this past week as almost every production celebrated a box office increase, many by more than $100,00…
Sometimes one needs to learn to be patient. Take for example Prince Charles, heir apparent to the throne of England. He will be KING when and if his mother Queen Elizabeth II ever ab…
by: Michael Bracken The Queen is dead. Long live the King. And there you have a bare bones synopsis of Mike Bartlett's King Charles III, set in the nearish…
