Gemma Arterton

My theatre diary: Five of my favourite plays on now
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My theatre diary: Five of my favourite plays on now

My theatre diary: Five of my favourite plays on now

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:53:02+00:0016 April 2016|Tags: Alan Ayckourn, August Wilson, Denise Gough, Duncan Macmillan, Gemma Arterton, Harold Pinter, How the Other Half Loves, Jessica Swale, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Nell Gwynn, People Places and Things, Sharon D Clarke, The Caretaker|

Clockwise from top left: People, Places and Things; Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Nell Gwynn,

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My theatre diary: ‘Tis Pity, Made in Dagenham, East Is East and Neville’s Island
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My theatre diary: ‘Tis Pity, Made in Dagenham, East Is East and Neville’s Island

My theatre diary: ‘Tis Pity, Made in Dagenham, East Is East and Neville’s Island

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:16:02+00:002 December 2014|Tags: Adrian Edmondson, Ayub Khan Din, Chichester Festival Theatre, East Is East, Fiona Button, Gemma Arterton, Jamie Lloyd, Jane Horrocks, Made in Dagenham, Mark Hadfield, Max Bennett, Michael Longhurst, Miles Jupp, Neil Morrissey, Neville's Island, Recommendations, Richard Bean, Richard Thomas, Robert Webb, Rupert Goold, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Sam Yates, Shakespeare's Globe, Stage Entertainment, Tim Firth, Trafalgar Studios, Trafalgar Transformed|

The company of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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