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Directed by Michael Grandage Book now for your last chance to see ‘Wilton and Evans reign supreme’ (Financial Times) in this hilarious story of the Queen Mother and her most loyal servant. Don’t miss the final weeks of this this ‘gleefully subversive comedy’ (Time Out) playing for a strictly limited season at the Duke of York’s Theatre until 27 January.
Michael Grandage is Artistic Director of the Michael Grandage Company (MGC) where he has directed numerous productions in the West End and on Broadway including Emma Corrin in Orlando, Forest Whitaker in Hughie, Aidan Turner in The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Nicole Kidman in Photograph 51, Jude Law in Henry V, Daniel Radcliffe in The Cripple of Inishmaan and Judi Dench & Ben Whishaw in Peter and ...
Michael Grandage directs Emma Corrin in Neil Bartlett’s joyous new adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s modern masterpiece – Orlando. Leading an eleven-strong company in a bold new staging, Olivier Award nominee Emma Corrin returns to London’s West End in one of the most surprising stories in the English language.
2018. Welcome to the Michael Grandage Company’s production of Red by John Logan. Under the watchful gaze of his young assistant, and the threatening presence of a new generation of artists, Mark Rothko takes on his greatest challenge yet: to create a definitive work for an extraordinary setting.
Director Michael Grandage gives an insight into his star studded five-play West End season.The current production at the Noël Coward Theatre is John Logan's ...
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25 de mar. de 2017 · El Editor de Libros, estrenada en el Festival de Cine de Berlín supone el debut detrás de las cámaras del dramaturgo británico Michael Grandage.La película está basada en el libro de 1978, "Max Perkins: Editor de Genius" por A. Scott Berg, y cuenta la historia de la simbiótica relación entre el editor Max Perkins (Colin Firth) y el excéntrico novelista Thomas Wolfe (Jude Law).
9 de nov. de 2021 · By Delicto. 9 Nov 2021. In 2000, as Deborah Paige left, having directed fourteen productions in her five-year tenure, Michael Grandage took up the reigns as Artistic Director. His predecessor had laid the “foundations for the Crucible Theatre’s renaissance” and with the securing of extra funding, he arrived at an opportune moment.
