Young Epilepsy Charity Christmas Concert 2017
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Nat will be part of an evening of festive music in aid of Young Epilepsy. As loyal Nat fans well know, he's been supporting this charity for quite a while now. The event will take place from 19:30 on Wednesday, December 20 at Guildford Cathedral in aid of the charity .
Young Epilepsy Vice President and former mezzo-soprano star Jean Rigby has brought together an all-star line-up that includes some of the most talented singers in opera. Performing on the night (besides Nat) will be Dame Felicity Lott, Dame Penelope Keith, Nicholas Owen, Sue Bickley, Mark Padmore, Sally Matthews, Alan Opie, Brindley Sherratt, Finnur Bjarnason, Viva Voce, Gareth Hancock and Nancy Cooley.
New film project - Swords and Sceptres
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Great news that's currently spreading via the Mumbai Mirror. Nat is part of an exciting new film project that's currently being filmed in India / Rajasthan. The movie's working title is "Swords and Sceptres" and is directed by Swati Bhise. The British-Indian movie tells the true story of Rani Laxmibai, the historic Queen of Jhansi who fiercely led her army against the British East India Company in the infamous mutiny of 1857. The production stars Rupert Everett (Sir Hugh Rose), Arif Zakaria (Gaus Khan), Derek Jacobi (Lord Palmerston) and Nat Parker (Sir Robert Hamilton), Milind Gunaji (Maharaja of Jhansi), Ajinkya Deo (Tatya Tope), while Devika Bhise (Lakshmibai) and Jodhi May (Queen Victoria).
Weinstein
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What a bizarre year. Whilst I have been very lucky this year we have all been knocked sideways by the recent Weinstein revelations. The horror stories that are coming out about his properly ghastly behaviour have been heart wrenching. Lysette Anthony has just come out and said that she was raped by the monster, and then had to attend meetings with him. Lysette holds a special and wonderful place in my life. We were at the National Youth Theatre together as young and (fairly) innocent up and comers. Her rendition of "Little White Bull" on the tour bus makes me smile to this day. It was a pretty good gathering of emerging talent. Sally Dexter, Douglas Hodge, Caroline Goodall to name but a few. Thank you Lysette for coming forward with what must be an awful memory, I salute you, and everyone else he has hurt.
Cinematic Update
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Hoping all is well with everyone. I am just starting on a couple of film ventures, so all good here.
My first job is my brother Olly's film, Swimming With Men. Very good script by Aschlin Ditta, with an excellent cast. Unfortunately I don't get to swim, but I intend to enjoy watching the fellas synchronise. Really looking forward to being in front of Olly's lens again, and really looking forward to doing a movie again.
The other film is Ophelia, with another lovely cast, including George MacKay, who was also in The Outcast of course, & Clive Owen, who has become a mate over the last few years.
This House nominated for Best Revival Play for the Olivier Awards 2017
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Great news today for the cast and crew of James Graham’s critically acclaimed political revival drama "This House". The production which ran at the Garrick Theatre from November 19, 2016 to February 25, 2017 has just been nominated for Best Revival for the Olivier Awards 2017. The 41st Olivier Awards will make make their début at the incredible Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 9 April, 2017. The ceremony will be broadcast, in full, on ITV (UK TV) on Sunday 9 April, 2017.
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