Skylight stars Carey Mulligan, Bill Nighy and Matthew Beard chat about onstage injuries, the timelessness of the 1995 play by David Hare and making spaghetti Bolognese on opening night …
Bill Nighy returns to David Hare’s plays in this new revival of his 1996 work Skylight and, as I say in my video review above, it’s a very good thing. Nighy and co-star …
"In European politics, there is the existence of this class who are living completely separate lives from the rest of the people," says playwright David Hare. "We didn't know it was as bad o…
"In European politics, there is the existence of this class who are living completely separate lives from the rest of the people," says playwright David Hare. "We didn't know it was as bad o…
Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy are currently reprising their critically acclaimed West End performances in the hit London production of David Hare's Skylight at the John Golden Theatre, direc…
Skylight, David Hare's 1995 play about the tension-filled reunion of two former lovers, opened at the John Golden Theater on April 2 for a limited engagement through June 21. This revival, o…
David Hare's drama is directed by Stephen Daldry.
The opening of “Skylight” on Broadway, in a production starting Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy, stirred up a lot of important issues. For one: The enduring problems of economic in…
The Broadway production of David Hare's Skylight, starring Carey Mulligan, Bill Nighy and Matthew Beard — who all re-create their acclaimed London performances&…
Stars flocked to the Great White Way on April 2 to celebrate the official opening night of Skylight, starring Carey Mulligan, Bill Nighy and Matthew Beard. After an acclaimed run in London, …
The fierce pas de deux of love and loss and anguish executed by Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy in "Skylight" leaves you breathless -- and wondering how they can sustain this level of emotiona…
Society looms large in the Stephen Daldry's charged revival of David Hare's SkylightÂ"and not just in the second-act state-of-the-nation wrangle between low-income schoolteacher Kyra (Mul…
Golden Theatre, New YorkDavid Hare's play is about the state of the nation and matters of the heart, as two former lovers with differing political views are reunited 20 years after their aff…
Golden Theatre, New YorkDavid Hare's play is about the state of the nation and matters of the heart, as two former lovers with differing political views are reunited years after their affair…
Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy are exceptional in David Hare's drama of a mismatched relationship.
When David Hare's romantic drama, "Skylight", first reached Broadway in 1996, critics lauded the show's balance of emotional, inter-personal drama with the playwright's realization that clas…
David Hare's West End hit starring Bill Nighy and Carey Mulligan arrives on Broadway.
We cannot at this point state that the Stephen Daldry revival of Skylight will be the finest of the group, no, but it is likely to be near the top of the list. This is a smashingly good pro…
A Thatcherite businessman hungers for a much younger upper-middle-class do-gooder consumed by liberal guilt in David Hare's 'Skylight.'
Watching a couple duke it out works only if you also understand what drew them to each other in the first place. But in the new Broadway revival of David...
NEW YORK " It's not a choice that everyone is equipped to make, to trade plush surroundings and comfortable love affairs for life in a dank flat and a job teaching the children of society's …
Bill Nighy made his Broadway debut almost a decade ago in David Hare’s The Vertical Hour. He returns in Skylight, an earlier but better Hare play from 1996, and it’s cause for…
Stephen Daldry's revival of David Hare's play, starring Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy, plays off the dramatic duality of ex-lovers who are irresistibly drawn to each other.
Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy play former lovers in a Broadway revival of 'Skylight.'
It may not at first make sense that two such fundamentally different acting styles as Bill Nighy's and Carey Mulligan's should coexist in " and mutually enhance " one play. And yet here they…