#Tim Luscombe

[willstafford]

Nailed It

TURN OF THE SCREW

Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, Tuesday 10th April , 2018

  Henry  James’s classic ghost story is often cited as an inspiration for Susan Hill’s The Woman In Black– and  in this masterful new stage adaptation by Tim Luscombe, you can see why.  A stranger arrives at a lonely mansion, there is mystery about dark deeds of the past, and apparitions stalk the scene…  Where the James…

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Wild imagination and good judgement collide: Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey at Exeter Northcott

Wild imagination and good judgement collide: Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey at Exeter Northcott

A stage version of Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey comes to Exeter Northcott Theatre to help usher in April. (more…)

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Monty Python's Spamalot @ New Victoria Theatre Woking 2012 (#104)

Title: Monty Python's Spamalot

Venue: New Victoria Theatre Woking

Year: 2012

Condition: Marking to cover

Author: Book and Lyrics by Eric Idle Music by John Du Perez and Eric Idle

Director: Christopher Luscombe

Choreographer: Jenny Arnold

Cast: Bonnie Langford, Todd Carty, Robin Armstrong, Rob Delaney, Adam Ellis, Kit Orton, Jon Robyns, Tim Bonser, Rachel Knowles, Hannah Malekzad, Niall Sheehy, Amelia Adam-Pearce, Michael Burgen, James Nelson

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[mrsburden]

Fantastic rarities! Thanks to The Guardian!

1 - Ariyon Bakare as Hermes and Law as the foundling son of Apollo in Ion at the Barbican, London, in 1994. Michael Billington said the RSC’s revival of Euripides’ subversive family romance confirmed Law’s star status.

2 - Law starred with Emma Amos in The Fastest Clock in the Universe by Philip Ridley at Hampstead theatre, London, in 1992. Law’s character Foxtrot Darling was a schoolboy visiting an ageing narcissist who is terrified of growing old. Photograph: Tristram Kenton for the Guardian Facebook Twitter Pinterest

3 - Jude Law as Blaise and Adam Magnani as Sebbie in Snow Orchid by Joseph Pintauro at the Gate theatre, London, in 1993. Directed by Tim Luscombe, it was London Gay Theatre Company’s last show, after four sell-out productions in four years.

4 - Law with Lynsey Baxter in Les Parents Terribles at the Lyttelton theatre, London, in 1994. It was his breakthrough role after leaving school at 16 and winning a small part in the TV soap Families. After Les Parents Terribles transferred to New York, he won a Tony nomination for best supporting actor.

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Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, adapted for the stage by Tim Luscombe in 2011.  Ffion Jolly as Fanny Price, and Samuel Collings and Kristin Atherton as Henry and Mary Crawford.