#Joseph Kloska

[ken-branagh]

King Lear curtain call

William Shakespeare's King Lear (directed and played by Sir Kenneth Branagh) at Wyndham's Theatre in London's West End, October 22 - November 2 2023.

Playing from October 21 - December 9 2023, 50 performances only. Ken (King Lear) is joined by Mara Allen as Curan, Deborah Alli as Goneril, Raymond Anum as Burgundy, Melanie‑Joyce Bermudez as Regan (RADA graduate 2023, professional debut), Doug Colling as Edgar, Dylan Corbett‑Bader as France, Eleanor de Rohan as Kent, Chloe Fenwick‑Brown as Oswald (RADA graduate 2023, professional debut), Joseph Kloska as Gloucester, Corey Mylchreest as Edmund, Hughie O'Donnell as Cornwall, Caleb Obediah as Cornwall, Jessica Revell as Cordelia / The Fool (RADA graduate 2023).

Source: Jenny_McShane, theothersophiet (via coreymbrasil), zerrintekindor, core_mylchreest

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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: (L to R) Tom Hiddleston, Playwright Lolita Chakrabarti, Eleanor de Rohan and Joseph Kloska attend the press night after party for "William Shakespeare's King Lear", directed and played by Kenneth Branagh, at Browns Covent Garden on October 31, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Matt Keeble/Dave Benett/Getty Images)

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Title: The Little Vampire 3D

Rating: NR

Director: Richard Claus, Karsten Kiilerich

Cast: Rasmus Hardiker, Amy Saville, Jim Carter, Joseph Kloska, Phoebe Givron-Taylor, Tim Pigott-Smith, Alice Krige, Julia Rhodes, Kevin Otto, Diane Wilson, Graham Clarke, Miriam Margolyes, Matthew Marsh

Release year: 2017

Genres: family, comedy, fantasy

Blurb: Tony, a 13-year-old boy on vacation in rural Germany, is fascinated by the idea of vampires. Meanwhile, Rudolph, a vampire of similar age, encounters trouble when his clan is threatened by a dangerously-obsessed hunter. Fate brings these two boys together as Tony and Rudolph set off to stop the villain, save Rudolph’s family, and learn the power of friendship.

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First-look Photos: King Lear starring Kenneth Branagh – in pictures | West End Theatre 👏👏🔥💯❤️

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Richard III: Anti-racist Shakespeare, or the casting of our discontent?

Joseph Kloska, Adjoa Andoh and Liz Kettle in Richard III (Photograph: Manuel Harlan) In Britain and America today, there is a culture in media criticism (an industry that is largely white) that still does not see Black-lead creative projects as relatable. Stories that are not “Black stories” but simply stories that feature Black people in many ways are not seen as “human” because our stories are…

[wcatradio]

In this episode of The Heart of Fiat Crucified Love, Catholic evangelist and missionary Mary Kloska takes the listener through a prayerful reflection of the traditional seven sorrows and seven joys of St. Joseph. She also adds a few more sorrows and joys to the list! By contemplating the great love, suffering and joy of Joseph, the listener is able to enter his heart in a way and see our Savior Jesus with Joseph's eyes, loving Him with Joseph's heart.

[mariocki]

Kaleidoscope (2016)

"Don't you remember? How happy we were... Happiness to kill for."

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(via Dracula - Starring Mark Gatiss (trailer))

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E. M. Forster’s Maurice - an audio dramatised version is now available on BBC website, as a part of Gay Brittania!

Go and listen to this :) 

Dramatised By: Philip Osment Maurice: Alex Wyndham Clive: Bertie Carvel Alec: Joseph Kloska

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abdkajsk as much as Phillip’s reaction was uncalled for, I must say that Matt does such an adorable job being a jealous ahole

Elizabeth:  ヾ(●⌒∇⌒●)ﾉ Philip:            ( ⇎︿⇎ ) 

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Kevin Cage of @spotlightsaga reviews... The Crown (S01E09) 'Assassin' @netflix Airdate: November 4, 2016 Score: 8.25/10 *****SPOILERS BELOW**** No matter what kind of work you're in... Whether it's dangerous, hard on your body, taxing on your mind, your relationships, or whatever it may directly effect within your life... There is always something that we all share... Something that comes for us all in the end... The assassin known as 'Mortality'. It shows its face in many ways, but it always promises to come, to take you, to wherever we go after everything is said and done... It doesn't matter if you are Royalty, a white collar WallStreet tycoon, or a humble blue collar worker. You are not immortal. You never know what you're going to get with 'The Crown', mainly these are deep rooted character pieces that merely recall events as best they can, without taking sides or slanting facts. Just glancing at the name 'Assassins' led me to believe we might get another intense look back at a major event in history, like the 4th episode, 'Act of God', that was the very episode that changed the way that I saw 'The Crown' as a whole of a series. It brought an understanding of the inner working of The Monarch and The British Parliament as well as opened my eyes to the high stakes involved in these people's lives. 'Assassins' instead brought us a cold look at a man who once stood at the very top of The British Empire, who ruled with both kindness and an iron fist... Not to mention got away with all kinds of terrible things because he was quick on his feet when it came to PR. He could no longer hold on to those things, they had passed, they were now part of his history... And it was his time to step down and give someone else a go, whether he liked it or not. It was beautiful and terribly sad as the show parallels his political and military career with a painting, one that finally made him face his true self. Winston Churchill is no Dorian Grey... He may have done great things, he may have done horrible things, but he made his mark and now his time was coming to an end. Accepting this was accepting his mortality, and it was an incredibly effective and moving piece of television. John Lithgow has been nailing it the entire series, but this episode, this is his crowning achievement.

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Empire Without End ♦️ Caesar series on BBC Radio 4 (2007)

"An unlikely group of kingmakers gathers together to select the Roman Emperor, as the forces of Attila the Hun threaten the Empire's stability. Drama by Mike Walker based on Suetonius's work, with Tom Hiddleston, David Collings, Adjoa Andoh, George Baker, Sam Dale and Victor Sobchak."

Series 3, Episode 3

Duration: 57 minutes

Director Jenny Mortimer Romulus ...... Tom Hiddleston Priscus ...... David Collings Barbaria ...... Adjoa Andoh Emperor Leo ...... George Baker Maximinus ...... Sam Dale Attila ...... Victor Sobchak Orestes ...... Mark Straker Odo ...... Joseph Kloska Ricimer ...... Christian Rodska Other parts played by Saikat Ahamed and Paul Richard Biggin

All rights go to BBC Radio 4 and all its contributors.

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Doctor WHo- The Comic Strip Adaptations Volume 01

Doctor WHo- The Comic Strip Adaptations Volume 01

From Big Finish, The Fourth Doctor is travelling back to his comic days in a brand new box set. Adapted from well-loved comic strips, the Doctor encounters one of the deadliest and most adorable villains ever, Beep the Meep.

You can listen to the trailer HERE.

Synopsis

1. Doctor Who and the Iron Legion adapted by Alan Barnes

1979 AD! Led by the terrible General Ironicus, the mighty Iron Legion –…

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The Little Vampire 3D (2017) Animation, Adventure, Comedy Ratings: 5.3 / 10 Votes: 394 People The story of Rudolph, a thirteen year old vampire, whose clan is threatened by a notorious vampire hunter. He meets Tony, a mortal of the same age, who is fascinated by old castles, … Actors: Rasmus Hardiker, Amy Saville, Jim Carter, Joseph Kloska, Phoebe Givron-Taylor, Tim Pigott-Smith, Alice Krige,…

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Play Politics

IMPERIUM Parts One and Two

The Swan Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, Monday 8th and Tuesday 9th January, 2018

  Dramatist Mike Poulton took it upon himself to adapt Robert Harris’s Cicero trilogy for the stage, condensing the action into two evenings.  In six one-hour chunks, we rattle through the rise and fall of Julius Caesar, along with many other characters, while our main man Cicero (Richard…

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Which episode is Claire Foy entering as her Emmy submission for Best Drama Actress?

Gold Derby can exclusively reveal that Claire Foy is entering “The Crown” episode “Assassins” as her Emmy submission for Best Drama Actress. This installment streamed November 4 and was the 9th and final episode of the 1st season for the Netflix show. In this segment, Queen Elizabeth II (Foy) pretends to be asleep when her husband Phillip (Matt Smith) comes home drunk. With her marriage possibly on the rocks, she turns her attention to Porchey (Joseph Kloska) at the racing track. Retiring Prime Minister Winston Churchill (John Lithgow) and the queen have their final audience together and it’s quite sentimental (“However will I cope without you?”). The royal couple has an intense fight.

Foy is a rookie contender at the Emmys. Just one past Emmy winner is in her category this year — Viola Davis (“How to Get Away with Murder”) — with Tatiana Maslany (“Orphan Black”) taking a break with no new episodes this past season. They are contending against previous nominees Elisabeth Moss(“The Handmaid’s Tale”), Keri Russell (“The Americans”), Evan Rachel Wood(“Westworld”), and Robin Wright (“House of Cards”).

She has already won a Golden Globe and SAG Award earlier this year for her role as the queen. She was also nominated at the BAFTA TV Awards, where she contended in 2016 for the limited series “Wolf Hall.” - Golden Derby, Claire Foy (‘The Crown’) has an intense fight and has royal marriage possibly on the rocks [Exclusive Emmy Episode] July 31, 2017