Kris Hallett - life as theatre
Director, Teacher, Writer.
- By Kris Hallett
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly one post per month
- First post on
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Most recent posts
My first encounters with Laura Waldren were as an intelligent stage presence at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, as at home portraying Prime Ministers as she was a lovestruck ingenue in Arthur Miller’s works. Yet, …
Fletcher Garrard and Mira Edrisingha Black Mountain ©Craig Fuller There are several thematic similarities in the first double bill of the Bristol Old Vic Summer Festival. Both Brad Birch’s Black Mountain (☆☆☆) and Jez Butterworth’s …
Tennessee William’s trilogy of plays Cat, Streetcar, and Glass Menagerie stand alongside Arthur Miller’s more realist work as the voice of mid-20th century American theatre. A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on A Hot Tin …