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Why the theatre is the place to be in 2012
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[Radio Times] - Quite apart from performing at his old stamping-ground at the Globe, Mark Rylance promises to prowl the streets accosting passers-by with passages of Shakespeare worked into ordinary conversation. The RSC and the National of course have new productions
Guardian: 2012 in the arts: will it be a cultural triumph or a gloriously British disaster?
[The Guardian] - The hottest ticket will be Mark Rylance's return to London's Globe theatre in Twelfth Night and Richard III. He and 50 other actors also promise to ambush unsuspecting passers-by with bursts of Shakespeare on the street or tube, which should confuse a
Guardian: The arts in 2012: theatre
[The Guardian] - an experimental co-production of Troilus and Cressida by the Wooster Group's Elizabeth LeCompte and the RSC's Rupert Goold in Stratford; Jonathan Pryce tackling King Lear at the Almeida; and the return of Mark Rylance to the Globe, in all-male
Guardian: from East Yorkshire to East 59th St
[The Guardian] - The National's production of War Horse won best play and best direction this year at the Tonys, while best actor went to Mark Rylance for his phenomenal turn as Johnny "Rooster" Byron in Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem, which proved among much else that a
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