Production shots from brand new (but in the works for years) musical Princess Caraboo at the Finborough Theatre, which charts the true tale of a girl from Devon who hoodwinked the 1820s world into believing she was a princess from a land called Caraboo.
Production shots from the wonderfully warm Beacons, which plays at the Park Theatre until 16 April.
In which ice cream is manufactured live on stage…
Production shots from the return of Antic Disposition’s phenomenal First World War reimagining of Shakespeare’s Henry V.
The show plays in the new — but typically atmospheric — climes of London’s Middle Temple Hall to 6 April before embarking on a tour of English cathedrals.
Rehearsal shots (and ice cream!) from Beacons, which opens on 22 March at the Park Theatre and will place stars Tessa Peake-Jones, Paul Kemp and Emily Burnett on the grassy slopes of Beachy Head.
Publicity shots of the wonderful Freddie Stewart and Floriane Andersen, shot for the forthcoming tour of Antic Disposition’s World-War-I-based take on Shakespeare’s Henry V.
The tour begins in London on 26 March before visiting some of the nation’s great cathedrals, before bowing out at the Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Production shots from playwright AJ Evans’ moving and musical look at opera singers and broken dreams, Dress Rehearsal, at the OSO Arts Centre in Barnes.
If you want to see it you need to hurry: the show runs to 20 February.
Production shots from the wonderfully engaging I Loved Lucy at the Jermyn Street Theatre, starring Sandra Dickinson and Matthew Bunn.
The show runs to 27 February.
The Phil Willmott company and their giant mirror return to the Union for Stephen Sondheim’s brotherhood-gone bad tale, Road Show.
The show plays to 5 March.
Production shots from the wonderful one-man musical, Stay Awake, Jake, which follows star Jamie Muscato as he drives through the night to the North.
The show runs at the Vault Festival until Sunday 7 February.
Rehearsal photos usually look very bright, very white, and very floaty. But sometimes the venue just doesn’t want to play ball and you end up with something rather pleasantly different.
So, publicity shots and tremendously film-noir style rehearsal photos for the forthcoming opera play, Dress Rehearsal, which opens at the OSO Arts Centre in Barnes next month.
