site categories
Latest in david hare
Ralph Fiennes To Play NYC Power Broker Robert Moses In London World Premiere Of David Hare’s ‘Straight Line Crazy’
Ralph Fiennes will lead the cast as New York City power broker Robert Moses in the world premiere of David Hare's Straight Line Crazy at London’s The Bridge theater this spring. Nicholas Hytner will directed.
Straight Line Crazy, beginning performances March 16, 2022, opening March 23 and running through June 18, will…
-
By Greg Evans
-
-
1 Comments Comment on Ralph Fiennes To Play NYC Power Broker Robert Moses In London World Premiere Of David Hare’s ‘Straight Line Crazy’
‘Beat The Devil’ Film Version Heads To Showtime After Successful UK Stage Run
Annapurna Theatre's Beat The Devil is now streaming for subscribers on Showtime in the United States, with additional territories to be announced.
The film is written and directed by David Hare (The Hours, The Reader) and stars Academy Award, Golden Globe and BAFTA nominee Ralph Fiennes (The Grand Budapest Hotel, The C…
-
By Bruce Haring
-
Ralph Fiennes Set For London Production Of David Hare’s COVID Play ‘Beat The Devil’ As Early As September
Ralph Fiennes has been confirmed to star in London’s Bridge Theatre production of new David Hare play Beat the Devil with a target opening night in September or October.
The timeline is dependent on the UK government’s approval of a re-opening plan to allow indoor performances with strict socially distanced audiences…
-
By Greg Evans
-
‘Roadkill’ Creator David Hare Reveals He Wrote One-Man Play About His Bout With Coronavirus – TCA
David Hare, creator of the BBC and PBS drama Roadkill, said that he has written a new play based entirely on his experience contracting coronavirus. The screenwriter-playwright revealed Wednesday he had written the one-man play Beat the Devil during a panel for the Hugh Laurie-fronted drama at PBS’ TCA virtual press…
-
By Brandon Choe
-
Carey Mulligan Hits Out At Lack Of “Fully Rounded” Film Roles For Women
Suffragette star Carey Mulligan has hit out at the lack of "fully rounded" film roles for women and said that television offers more interesting opportunities.
Mulligan was speaking at the premiere of Collateral, the BBC Two and Netflix co-production written by Sir David Hare (The Reader) and directed by Jessica Jones…
-
By Peter White
-
Netflix Boards BBC Two’s ‘Collateral’; Billie Piper & More Join David Hare Thriller
Netflix has come on board BBC Two’s contemporary thriller Collateral as co-producer and will release globally outside the UK. As Deadline revealed last month, Carey Mulligan is starring in the David Hare created drama that explores the spiraling repercussions surrounding the fatal shooting of a pizza delivery man. New…
Carey Mulligan Reteams With David Hare For BBC’s ‘Collateral’
EXCLUSIVE: Carey Mulligan has been set to star in Collateral, the four-part BBC miniseries that puts her back in business with David Hare. Hare wrote Collateral, which SJ Clarkson is directing and The Forge producing, with production starting in April. The mini is described as a modern-day state of the nation project…
- Exclusive
- International
Rachel Weisz Leads A Chilly ‘Plenty’ Revival At The Public Theater – Review
Susan Traherne, the heroine of David Hare’s 1978 drama Plenty, is hard to love. She has a tendency to pop off on matters of social and political delicacy, an inconvenient trait for the wife of a British diplomat in the years following World War II. She exudes disappointment in a proscribed life with a weak man…
- Breaking
- Box Office
Bill Nighy, Carey Mulligan Will Reprise Hit ‘Skylight’ Revival On Broadway
In the wake of rave reviews and a sold-out West End run, the revival of David Hare’s drama Skylight will open on Broadway in the spring, with stars Bill Nighy and Carey Mulligan repeating their acclaimed performances. The show, staged by Stephen Daldry and also featuring Matthew Beard, will begin performances…
- Breaking
- International
Ka-Ching! Starry, High-Priced London ‘Skylight’, Broadway ‘Hedwig’ Recoup Quickly
UPDATE, 10:20 AM: The Stage reports London ticket prices have tripled in a decade. “The West End's most expensive tickets have reached a new high of £152.25 ($261.23) after The Book Of Mormon increased its premium seat prices by 20% from last year's £127,” according to a an annual survey conducted by the UK industry…
Strands: Lindsay Lohan, Bill Nighy, Carey Mulligan’s West End News
Oh all right, we’ll bite: Recovering tabloid bait Lindsay Lohan has signed on to play Karen, an office temp with an agenda, in an upcoming London revival of David Mamet’s semi-savage Hollywood comedy Speed-The-Plow. The casting of the other two roles — the newly appointed head of production at a studio and his friend…
Sidebar
Newswire
PMC
Deadline is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2022 Deadline Hollywood, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by WordPress.com VIPSite
ad