A Brief Encounter with cast members Isabel Pollen & Jim Sturgeon
I met with Isabel Pollen and Jim Sturgeon who play the leading roles of Laura and Alec in Brief Encounter. We spoke about what its like to re-create such an iconic film on stage.
I met with Isabel Pollen and Jim Sturgeon who play the leading roles of Laura and Alec in Brief Encounter. We spoke about what its like to re-create such an iconic film on stage.
The production team for Emma Rice's musical adaptation of Noel Coward's classic love story, Brief Encounter, has just announced that the show will be closing earlier than expected. The unexp…
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West End's free outdoor performance event West End Live wraps up today The cast of Brief Encounter took to the stage and you can watch their performance below
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Following an overwhelming response, Kneehigh's stage adaptation of Noël Coward's romantic film, Brief Encounter, has been extended. The post Brief Encounter extends its West End run…
Kneehigh's production of Noel Coward's BRIEF ENCOUNTER, adapted and directed by Emma Rice, has been extended due to overwhelming public demand and will now run at the Empire Cinema Haymarket…
A story, Simon Mcburney explains, as the lights of the theatre come up and the lights of the Barbican Centre The post Review: The Encounter, The Barbican appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
I've seen it five times... Ava Davies reviews the return of Simon McBurney's The Encounter to the Barbican The post Review: The Encounter at the Barbican appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
The billow of smoke: Emma Rice's reimagining of the classic is gorgeously, but narrowly, romantic. The post Review: Brief Encounter at Empire Cinema appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
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Brief Encounter is a love letter to both film and theatre in which Rice combines elements of David Lean's 1946 film with the 1936 Noël Coward play Still Life that it was based on, and the…
Kneehigh’s adaptation of Brief Encounter, Noel Coward's classic 1938 movie, has opened at the Empire Cinema on the Haymarket. The stunning late 20s interior of the cinema perf…
Before Brief Encounter, there was Still Life. Audiences now have a chance to see Noel Coward's one-act play, which spawned David Lean's classic film, as part of Jermyn Street Theatre's compl…
As the leads, Isabel Pollen and Jim Sturgeon are captivating. Suitably reserved and excited at times they create a moving and heartbreaking relationship which blurs the lines between film an…
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The interactive movie footage in Brief Encounter is well done, there are trains enough to satisfy the most diligent railway enthusiast, and the breaking waves motif is clever. Maybe it's a p…
By Julian Eaves Brief Encounter is a lovely, Mills and Boon’ish fantasy. It will certainly please the punters as it settles in for another long run, taking us through to December this …
Brief Encounter has taken to screen and stage in the West End, in the Empire Cinema no less, and is ready to entertain London for months to come. The run isn’t urgently coming to an en…
This award-winning Kneehigh production returns to the West End after 10 years, having toured the globe and triumphing on Broadway
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