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Review of ‘The Woman In Black’: “Still a hot spook”
The most terrifying classic in British theatre continues to bewitch the country with its current national tour – bringing back the glitz and horror of the recently closed original. Guillermo Nazara shares spills his guts on the production, to let us know if this oldie is frightfully good. Imagine an old theatre haunted by the…
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Peter Wilson, Pippa Ailion, Andrew Bruce and Amanda Parker to be granted the Olivier Industry Recognition Award next week
The Society of London Theatre has announced the upcoming recipients of this category, acknowledging pioneering, excellence and determination in their fields of work. Taking place next month at the Royal Albert Hall, the full award ceremony will be hosted by Hannah Waddingham.
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‘2:22 – A Ghost Story’ to embark on its first UK tour in September
The show will travel all across the country until May 2024, some of its locations including Bath, Salford and Belfast. Written by award-winning BBC author Danny Robins, the play tells the eerie tale of a couple moving to their new house, where they will soon find their accompanied by some unwanted guest.
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Review of ‘2:22’: “Time raised hell”
The London scene continues to scream in fear and delight thanks to this eerie tale about the afterlife, now playing on its last weeks at the Criterion Theatre before transferring to its next venue. Guillermo Názara reviews the new cast of the original West End production (soon to fly to the States too), to let…
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Crítica de ‘2:22’: “El tiempo creó el infierno”
La escena londinense sigue gritando de miedo y deleite gracias a este espeluznante cuento sobre el más allá, que se representa ahora en sus últimas semanas en el Criterion Theatre antes de trasladarse a su siguiente sede. Guillermo Názara repasa el nuevo reparto de la producción original del West End (que pronto volará también a…
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‘The Woman in Black’ to play its final performance after 33 years in the West End
The show will finalize its run by the beginning of March, leaving a long legacy as one of the most succesful plays in London history. Adapted for the stage by Stephen Mallatratt from Susan Hill’s novel, the story revolves around an old house inhabited by the ghost of its past owner, who takes revenge at…
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‘La mujer de negro’ tendrá su última función tras 33 años en el West End
El espectáculo finalizará su andadura a principios de marzo, dejando un largo legado como una de las obras más exitosas de la historia de Londres. Adaptada para el escenario por Stephen Mallatratt a partir de la novela de Susan Hill, la historia gira en torno a una vieja casa habitada por el fantasma de su…
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La Mujer de Negro – 25 años de embrujo
Después de 25 años en el West End, La Mujer de Negro continúa siendo una de las obras de teatro de mayor éxito no solo en Londres, sino mundialmente. El compositor y director de orquesta Guillermo Názara Reverter nos revela todos los secretos de la creación de la pieza más memorable de Stephen Mallatratt.
