Duncan Macmillan
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The Seagull – Barbican Theatre, London
Writer: Anton Chekhov, adapted by Duncan Macmillan and Thomas Ostermeier Director: Thomas Ostermeier Even good productions of The Seagull—and, yes,…
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People, Places & Things – Trafalgar Theatre, London
Writer: Duncan Macmillan Director: Jeremy Herrin For many, addiction is an escape, a retreat from a world that is out…
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An Enemy of the People – Duke of York’s Theatre, London
Writer: Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Thomas Ostermeier and Florian Brochmeyer English translation: Duncan Macmillan Director: Thomas Ostermeier How, and indeed…
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Unprecedented, Episode 3 – BBC 4 and iplayer
Writers: Duncan Macmillan and Prasanna Puwanarajah Directors: Jeremy Herrin and Brian Hill Strange, extraordinary, exceptional, unfamiliar, Unprecedented; the language of…
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Rosmersholm – Duke of York’s Theatre, London
Writer: Henrik Ibsen Adaptor: Duncan Macmillan Director: Ian Rickson Reviewer: Scott Matthewman Beth Rosmer is perhaps the most influential character…
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People, Places & Things – Liverpool Playhouse
Writer: Duncan Macmillan Director: Jeremy Herrin and Holly Race Roughan Reviewer: Matthew Forrest The biggest dangers to a recovering addict…
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