#Rebekah Murrell

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Shaun Evans on BBC Radio 3 this Sunday!

Someone on twitter noticed this on the BBC Radio 3 schedule:

Words and Music - Swimming

"Our readers are Shaun Evans and Rebekah Murrell."

His photo isn't included so it's possible it's another Shaun Evans but I doubt it. This seems very much like his kind of thing.

Between this and the photography exhibition we are so back.

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The fact that they made these for fake promo for Get In (and possibly as set dressing for Dexter's dressing room) is so fun to me?? The 90s cheese is coming off these pics in waves 😂😍👏

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ONE DAY 2024

I love you, Dex. So much. I just don’t like you anymore. I’m sorry.

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Romeo and Juliet (2021) - The Shakespeare Globe

Alfred Enoch as Romeo and Rebekah Murrell as Juliet.

I enjoyed watching this play. Here is the link if you would like to see the whole play. All you have to do is subscribe (it’s free), and pay ten dollars. Please donate if you can. Happy watching!

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"My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep. The more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite."

I went to see Romeo and Juliet at the Globe today and gods, was I in tears at the end despite (obviously) knowing how it ends. Gets me every time. The play was sooo amazing, a really creative modern adaption! 😍 I loved the red theme throughout the play and all the contemporary touches and the actors and actresses were brilliant!

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Romeo & Juliet

Rebekah Murrell as Juliet

Alfred Enoch as Romeo

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Rebekah Murrell by Helen Murray

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Romeo and Juliet pics (c) Marc Brenner

Rebekah Murrell as Juliet and Alfred Enoch as Romeo Sargon Yelda as Friar Lawrence Dwane Walcott as Paris Sirine Saba as the Nurse Zoe West as Benvolio Zoe West as Benvolio and Dwane Walcott as Paris Alfred Enoch as Romeo, Will Edgerton as Tybalt, and Zoe West as Benvolio Alfred Enoch as Romeo Will Edgerton as Tybalt and Zoe West as Benvolio Adam Gillen as Mercutio

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Rebekah Murrell - in the Director's Chair, talks J'Ouvert - Soca News http://dlvr.it/S1HLzB

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Review: Whitewash, Soho Theatre

First published: https://www.ayoungertheatre.com/review-whitewash-soho-theatre/

By Alexandra Wilbraham

Written by Gabriel Bisset-Smith, Whitewash builds itself brick by brick into a sturdy, generation-bearing wall. Spanning 30 years and moving us between London and Jamaica, the play draws a vivid picture of the relationship between race and class, the confrontation of where you were raised and where you choose to belong.

Nobody believes Mary (Rebekah Murrell) and Lysander (Bisset-Smith) are related. She is a mixed-race woman working hard to make it as a painter in London; Lysander is her very white son with an over-pronounced British accent.

When Lysander proposes the housing estate Mary brought him up in for redevelopment, he thinks he can make a difference, but is he really trying to paint over the place and people he once called home?

Bisset-Smith’s script skilfully plays with juxtaposition, starting the play with a white policeman approaching Mary and Lysander and ending it with a white policeman walking up to Lysander and his daughter. The situations are the same, but the emotional charge of the scenes vastly different.

Whitewash has a lot to say, not only through its words but also through its visual elements. Designer Jemima Robinson’s set is in itself whitewashed. The white floor is bordered left and right by white brick walls which become the backdrop for Daniel Denton’s videos, pictures of 1980’s Camden merging into modern day Peckham.

Jenny Gordon’s original artworks immortalise Mary’s growth, from hanging onto the past to celebrating her and her son’s differences and finally belonging.

Charlotte Bennett’s direction is filled with pure joy and intuition, encouraging Murrell and Bisset-Smith to take full ownership of the stage. Setting the stage in traverse transforms the performance space into a dancefloor or a street, us, the audience, onlookers and passers-by.

Murrell and Bisset-Smith’s chemistry is palpable, moving their characters in and out of each other’s timelines during nights of drug-fuelled dancing, the dawn of a young family, whilst the city’s canvas perpetually changes around them.

Throughout, however, the play feels rushed. The actors stumble over words as if racing to cover a long distance in a short amount of time. Although Mary and Lysander’s emotional responses are tightly woven into the play, the pace pushes us out of them before their impact is fully felt. It makes the story almost too crisp. A little roughing up and time to let us come up for air would leave the audience with moments a lot less easy to overlook.

Whitewash is a play of current urgency, showing us how where we come from is something we can confront and decide to fight for, or simply walk away from.

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Arianne Martell Appreciation Week Day 3 - Relationships (family, friends, romance, etc.) OR Doran Martell

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Short Film Review – Stationary (2019)

Short Film Review – Stationary (2019)

Title – Stationary (2019) Director – Louis Chan Cast – Aaron Thomas Ward, Rebekah Murrell, Xavien Russell Plot – Childhood friends Jimmy (Ward) and Che (Murrell) discuss their traumatic pasts and their unknown futures while Che’s younger brother Gino (Russell) plays a dangerous game with his life decisions. “You see me living on my knees?” [���]Short Film Review – Stationary (2019)

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Virtual Party and Maths Awards Ceremony https://ift.tt/39iz5ZH

Study Maths in Lincoln

On the 21st of July 2020 the school of Mathematics and Physics hosted a virtual party and Prize giving ceremony at conclusion of the academic year 2019-20.

The event began with an introduction by the head of School, followed by a quiz led by Matt Booth.

Prizes and commendations to Y1 and Y2 students for best academic achievements were supplemented with certificates and virtual handshakes.

Virtual handshaking.

Boole Prizes 2020 were awarded to David Burrows  for the best performance in Year 1, and to Alexander O’Brien for the best performance in Year 2.

Commendations for outstanding results were awarded to Hollye Skidmore, Jacob Cuff and Adam Simmonds in Year 1, and to Rebekah Murrell and Ellen Bartle in Year 2.

Commendation for outstanding results in Maths and Computer Science was awarded to Joe Farrell in Year 2.

Commendation for outstanding results in Maths with Philosophy was awarded to

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On behalf of BadBreed and Theatre503 we would like to invite you to support J’Ouvert by booking your tickets directly via https://theatre503.com/whats-on/jouvert/  

5 X £5 TICKETS: AVAILABLE FOR ALL EVENING PERFORMANCES, WEEKS 2-4

LOCATION: Theatre503, 503 Battersea Park Rd, London SW11 3BW Box Office  

HOW TO GET THERE: The nearest train station is Clapham Junction. The nearest underground stations are Sloane Square (Circle and District), South Kensington (Piccadilly, Circle and District), and Vauxhall (Victoria)

What’s the play about

A celebration of carnival, friendship and Black womanhood. Playing on 30 May - 22 June, J’Ouvert is the debut play from Theatre503 resident writer Yasmin Joseph. J’Ouvert will star Nicôle Lecky (Superhoe, Royal Court Theatre; C4’s Fresh Meat, Channel 4; SENSE8, Netflix), Annice Boparai (17, The Vaults; Trojan Horse, Edinburgh) and Yvette Boakye (Girls, UK tour and Soho Theatre; Heroine & Kanye The First, HighTide Festival).

It’s the Notting Hill Carnival and the streets in West London are alive. In dazzling colour and endless sequins and feathers, Jade and Nadine are fighting for space in a world they thought was theirs. J’Ouvert is a hilarious and fearless story of two best friends, battling to preserve tradition in a society where women’s bodies are frequently under threat. Using the lens of a relatable friendship between two young women, J’Ouvert highlights just how much the personal can be political. The production, which transforms Theatre503 into the vibrant streets of Carnival, aims to empowers Black British artists to not question the validity or worthiness of their stories but to be inspired to tell them.

The play will be taking place at Theatre503. One of the great things about the theatre venue is that they are committed to supporting work by diverse voices and making theatre more accessible to people from all walks of life. 

J’Ouvert’s creative team of women and non-binary people of colour has been brought together by award winning producer Tobi Kyeremateng.Tobi is the founder of Black Ticket Project - an initiative creating access to the arts for Black young people, and was named as part of The Stage 100’s 2019 Most Influential Figures Working in the UK Theatre and Performing Arts Industry. Tobi won the ‘Inspiration of the Year’ Award at Stylist Magazine’s first Remarkable Women Awards.

Rebekah Murrell (Nine Night, National Theatre, Trafalgar Studios) will make her directorial debut offering a timely reflection on the Black British experience and the sexual politics that are experienced at Carnival and beyond. Rebekah is a director, performer and facilitator who primarily works with new and devised writing by and about women of colour.

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SHARON D CLARKE NOMINATED FOR 2019 OLIVIER AWARD

  The nominations for 2019 Olivier Awards have been announced. We’re delighted that SHARON D CLARKE has received an individual nomination for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in the title role of Caroline, or Change! The production has also received a nomination for Best Musical Revival and Best Costume Design.

  We are very proud that a number of productions nominated for other awards have featured the work of both our actors and creatives:

  Company for Best Actor and Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical, Best Theatre Choreographer, Best Musical Revival, Best Actress in a Musical, Best Lighting Design, Best Set Design and Best Director (MIRANDA CROMWELL, Associate Director)

A Monster Calls for Outstanding Achievement in Music, Best Entertainment and Family and Best Sound Design (AIDEEN MALONE, Lighting Designer; DICK STRAKER, Video Designer; MIRANDA CROMWELL, Associate Director)

Nine Night for Best New Comedy and Best Actress in a Supporting Role (REBEKAH MURRELL as Anita)

Quiz for Best New Comedy and Best Actor in a Supporting Role (PAUL BAZELY as Nicholas Hilliard QC)

Tina for Best Actor in a Musical, Best Actress in a Musical and Best New Musical (TOM GODWIN as Phil Spector)

  Good luck Sharon! The winners will be announced on Sunday 7th April at the awards ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall.

SHARON D CLARKE NOMINATED FOR 2019 OLIVIER AWARD was originally published on Scott Marshall