Theatre

Since I’m going to be updating this page from across the pond, I figure I should spell like I’m studying there. Hence the “re.”

This will be the page where I keep track of the shows I’m seeing, plays I’m reading, and other events that I attend while in London. I must admit that I took this idea from Sam, a friend from Tufts, who kept a blog of her experience at BADA Shakespeare last year with a similar page. Thanks, Sam!

Plays Seen:

  • Tuesday, 1 September - Chicago
  • Wednesday, 2 September – Billy Elliott
  • Thursday, 3 September - Arcadia @ The Duke of York’s Theatre
  • Monday, 7 September – Lolita @ The National Theatre, Lyttelton
  • Tuesday, 8 September – Troilus and Cressida @ The Globe Theatre
  • Saturday, 12 September – A Streetcar Named Desire @ The Donmar Warehouse
  • Monday, 14 September – Mother Courage and Her Children @ The National Theatre, Olivier
  • Thursday, 17 September – The Mysteries/Yiimimangaliso @ The Garrick Theatre
  • Monday, 21 September – All’s Well that Ends Well @ The National Theatre, Olivier
  • Tuesday, 22 September – Cloud Nine @ The Union Theatre
  • Wednesday, 30 September – Judgment Day @ The Almeida Theatre
  • Thursday, 1 October – The York Realist @ Riverside Studios
  • Friday, 2 October – Vanya @ The Gate Theatre
  • Saturday, 3 October – Le Grand Macabre @ English National Opera, London Coliseum
  • Monday, 5 October – Endgame @ The Duchess Theatre
  • Tuesday, 6 October – Time Out Presents: One Night Only (Comedy/Cabaret Night) @ UCL Bloomsbury
  • Saturday, 10 October – The Pitmnen Painters @ The Gaiety Theatre (Dublin)
  • Tuesday, 13 October – Enron @ The Royal Court Theatre
  • Saturday, 17 October – La Cage Aux Folles @ The Playhouse Theatre
  • Monday, 19 October – The Comedians @ The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
  • Wednesday, 21 October – The Author @ The Royal Court Theatre
  • Friday, 23 October – Sister Act @ The London Palladium
  • Saturday, 24 October – Seize the Day @ Tricycle Theater
  • Monday, 26 October – Porgy and Bess (Cape Town Opera) @ Royal Festival Hall
  • Wednesday, 28 October – Days of Significance (Royal Shakespeare Company) @ Oxford Playhouse
  • Thursday, 29 October – Twelfth Night (Royal Shakespeare Company) @ The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
  • Tuesday, 3 November - Tanz der Vampire (Dance of the Vampire) @ Ronacher Theater, Vienna
  • Wednesday, 4 November – Salome @ Vienna Staatsoper
  • Monday, 9 November – Uncle Vanya @ The Young Vic
  • Wednesday, 11 November – The Spanish Tragedy @ The Arcola Theatre
  • Thursday, 12 November – Macbeth/A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ The Hen and Chickens Theatre
  • Saturday, 14 November – Speaking in Tongues @ The Duke of York’s Theatre
  • Monday, 16 November – Mrs. Klein @ Almeida Theatre
  • Tuesday, 17 November – The Kreutzer Sonata @ The Gate Theatre
  • Wednesday, 18 November – War Horse @ New London Theatre
  • Friday, 20 November – The King’s Singers @ Cadogan Hall
  • Monday, 23 November – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof @ Novello Theatre
  • Tuesday, 24 November – Life is a Dream @ Donmar Warehouse
  • Wednesday, 25 November – Inherit the Wind @ The Old Vic
  • Friday, 27 November – The Stars That Play With Laughing Sam’s Dice @ The Pentameters Theatre
  • Monday, 30 November – Our Class @ The National Theatre, Cottesloe
  • Wednesday, 2 December – Man of No Importance @ The Union Theatre
  • Friday, 4 December – Aladdin (English Pantomime) @ The Hackney Empire
  • Saturday, 5 December – The Priory @ The Royal Court Theatre
  • Sunday, 6 December – La Clique @ The Roundhouse
  • Monday, 7 December – The Habit of Art @ National Theatre, Lyttelton
  • Wednesday, 9 December – Measure for Measure @ The Oval House Theatre
  • Thursday, 10 December – Widows @ The Oval House Theatre
  • Friday, 11 December – The Arsonists @ The Oval House Theatre
  • Saturday, 12 December – John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration @ Royal Albert Hall
  • Saturday, 12 December – RED @ Donmar Warehouse

Plays Read/Studied:

Shakespeare:

  • Troilus and Cressida
  • Titus Andronicus
  • The Two Gentlemen of Verona
  • All’s Well that Ends Well
  • Othello
  • Macbeth
  • Twelfth Night
  • Hamlet
  • Measure for Measure
  • Antony and Cleopatra
  • Coriolanus
  • Henry IV Part I

Other:

  • Hedda Gabbler, Ibsen
  • The Cherry Orchard, Chekhov
  • Three Sisters, Chekhov
  • The Shape of Things, Labute
  • Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Shaw
  • Juno and the Paycock, O’Casey
  • A Dream Play, Strindberg
  • Earth Spirit, Wedekind
  • Reasons to Be Pretty, Labute
  • Six Characters in Search of an Author, Pirandello
  • Ubu Roi, Jarry
  • The Good Person of Szechuan, Brecht
  • The Lesson, Ionesco
  • R.U.R. - The Capek Brothers
  • Blood Wedding – Lorca
  • The Flies – Sartre
  • Les Mamelles de Tiresias – Apollinaire
  • Long Day’s Journey Into Night – O’Neill
  • Death of a Salesman – Miller
  • Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? -Albee
  • The Chairs – Ionesco
  • The Maids – Genet
  • Krapp’s Last Tape – Beckett
  • The Caretaker – Pinter
  • HamletMachine – Muller

One Response to Theatre

  1. I very nearly traveled all the way to London just to see Patrick Stewart perform in Hamlet. This is a reflect of the mild obsession I have with both Patrick Stewart and with Shakespeare.

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