I hope all is going well out there in the Big Wide World
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Hi All, Just wanted to say Hi to one and all. The Mirror and The Light is going well. Enjoying it hugely. Audiences seem to like it. Hugely disappointing that the worst show so far was Press Night, but I guess, sometimes that's how the cookie crumbles. All the cast and crew are fab and working hard. We have had a few understudies on recently, which has been exciting. They have all stepped up to the plate with great gusto and the love for them from the cast is a joy to watch.
OK, Well......
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Hello All,
I am writing on the morning of Tuesday 12/10/21. My throat is not good. I have a cold and it suffered last week, towards the end of the week from a nasty something! Who wants a nasty something when you're being Henry VIII? Yuk, GO AWAY!!!! Anyway, it is croaky. If I normally have a gravelly voice, I think it could now be described as Jagged Rocks! But I will be careful and figure a way not to ruin the old voice box. I do have some shouty bits as Henry, but perhaps this week, they will be more intense than loud. I will do what my father taught me people in power should do, not shout, but direct their anger. Let's hope it works.
Backstage photos of the play
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The climactic chapter of Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell trilogy is now on stage in London. Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton went behind the scenes. You can find the pictures right here:
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/gallery/2021/oct/01/the-mirror-and-the-light-in-pictures
What a day!
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Before I tell you what a fantastic time I had today, I have just opened my laptop to see the terribly sad news that Roger Michell has died. He was a tower of a man. I met him a few times socially and thought he was so generous and kind and genuinely sweet. What an amazing director. So much fabulous work. He will be sorely missed.
Hunting Bears - screening at the Cambridge Film Festival 2021
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I'm more than happy to announce that Jason Ruddy's short film Hunting Bears has been selected for the 40th Cambridge Film Festival. In-venue screenings will be from November 18 to 25, 2021 and on-line from November 21 to December 5, 2021.
Please check with the festival's website for more information.
Hopefully you can make it to this amazing festival to catch the first screening of the film. All our best wishes for this screening!
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