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Casting for The Old Vic’s Martin Guerre

Casting has been confirmed for The Old Vic’s highly anticipated new production of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Martin Guerre.

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New look Martin Guerre to debut at The Old Vic

A major new production of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Martin Guerre will be part of Matthew Warchus’ final season as artistic director of The Old Vic.

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Boublil and Schönberg planning re-worked Martin Guerre

Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg have revealed they are working on a revised production of their musical Martin Guerre with a possible London run at a major West End theatre in 2024. In an interview with Australian newspaper The Age, the Les Misérables and Miss Saigon writers revealed the pair had revisited their least successful […]

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Dancing up a storm – Remembering Bob Avian

BOB AVIAN, the celebrated director, producer and choreographer, has died at the age of 83. Famed for his work on major productions of A Chorus Line, Ballroom, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre, Follies, Sunset Boulevard and The Witches of Eastwick, he had become something of a Broadway legend. Michael Darvell looks back over a long and […]

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INTERVIEW: Composer & musical director Glyn Kerslake brings The Nightmare Before Christmas back to Salisbury Playhouse

Lesley Bates writes: When it comes to Christmas, Salisbury has a special place in GLYN KERSLAKE’s heart. For the past seven years or so, the West End veteran has become a regular fixture at Salisbury Playhouse over the festive season, either as performer or musical director or both, usually for the musically-themed revues offered by […]

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Remembering Stephen Clark – playwright, librettist and lyricist

Remembering Stephen Clark (2 February 1961 to 15 October 2016). Stephen Clark, the award-winning playwright, librettist and lyricist, has died at the all too early age of 55. Michael Darvell looks back at a career tragically cut short, but one that remained full of promise… Like his hero Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Clark seems to have had a […]

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Stephen Clark, the award-winning lyricist and playwright, has died

Composer Howard Goodall has paid tribute to his friend, the award-winning lyricist, librettist and playwright Stephen Clark, who died at the weekend at the age of 55. Clark who was inspired to work in musical theatre after studying with Stephen Sondheim at Oxford University, wrote the book and lyrics for Goodall’s Love Story which was […]

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