Simon Russell Beale
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Middle age is a funny stage for actors
It is a dream come true to be working with Simon Russell Beale and John Simm on this funny, peculiar and frightening play as a part of Trafalgar Transformed. The Hothouse is the third Pinter project I have worked on (following The Caretaker and The Lover & The Collection) and I am thrilled to be introducing Harold's work to a young, diverse audience via our £15 Mondays ticket scheme.
I am delighted that BBC Radio 3 is once again supporting Red Nose Day in 2013, with a wide variety of entertaining programmes. It's great to have such important figures as Simon Russell Beale again bringing their talent to the station for such a great cause. I hope our listeners will enjoy the music and entertainment, as well as the many opportunities to get involved.More quotes »
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A perfect comedy of menace: The Hothouse review...
Russell Beale (left) and John Simm as Roote and Gibbs For a man who, along with Arthur Miller, was ejected from the US embassy in Turkey for specifying to the Ambassador his disapproval of the use of ‘electric current on your genitals' – torture being common from Culture Critic UK Read more »
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Billie Piper gives a lesson in how to do a 'messy chic' updo at press night for The Hothouse
over! The Hothouse star John Simm and his wife Kate Magowan Time for a pint: John joins his co-stars Indira Varma and Simon Russell Beale at the after-party at One Whitehall Place However, she was a gracious loser to the Oscar winner, saying: 'She gave the from Daily Mail - UK Read more »
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Theatre review: The Hothouse, Trafalgar Studios, London
Russell Beale has transformed himself into a manic version of Ronnie Barker in this merciless, very funny revival of Harold Pinter’s second major stage play, one he wrote and discarded between The Birthday Party and The Caretaker , before directing it himself from The Independent Read more »
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Simon Russell Beale: King Luvvy pauses... for Pinter
got me to do a read-through. They laughed and laughed, which I have to say was very gratifying. Relieving, too." Simon Russell Beale was born in Malaysia in 1961, and spent his formative years trailing his Army doctor father on successive postings around the from The Independent Read more »
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'Theatre is chic and fashionable right now — and good': Simon Russell Beale interview
for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Drury Lane. Mendes’s new partner Rebecca Hall was there, and Trevor Nunn, and Russell Beale found himself telling a young online journalist that theatre was “very chic, very fashionable right now, and it’s very healthy, from This Is London Read more »