William Barclay

Harry Melling Will Join Glenda Jackson in The Old Vic's KING LEAR This Autumn

Today, The Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye has confirmed that former HARRY POTTER star Harry Melling will join Jackson in the Deborah Warner-helmed production as 'Edgar.' Previews are currently scheduled to begin 25 October.

HAND TO GOD, Starring Harry Melling and Out-of-Control Puppet Tyrone, Opens Tonight in the West End

After its phenomenal run on and off Broadway, the critically acclaimed five times Tony Award nominated play HAND TO GOD (including Best New Play and Best Director) makes its way to London's West End officially opens at the Vaudeville Theatre tonight 15 February 2016.

Harry Melling Leads HAND TO GOD, Beginning Tonight in the West End

After its phenomenal run on and off Broadway, the critically acclaimed five times Tony Award nominated play HAND TO GOD (including Best New Play and Best Director) is making its way to London's West End and will open at the Vaudeville Theatre beginning tonight 5 February, with press night set for 15 February 2016.

Harry Melling, Janie Dee & More to Lead HAND TO GOD in the West End; Opening Night Set!

After its phenomenal run on and off Broadway, the critically acclaimed five times Tony award nominated play 'Hand to God' (including Best New Play and Best Director) is making its way to London's West End and will open at the Vaudeville Theatre in early 2016.  Previews start on 5 February, press night is 15 February.

Pioneer Theatre Company Closes BLACK COMEDY, 1/29

Pioneer Theatre Company presents Black Comedy, January 14 through January 29, 2011.

Pioneer Theatre Company Presents BLACK COMEDY, 1/14-1/29

Pioneer Theatre Company presents Black Comedy, January 14 through January 29, 2011.

Pioneer Theatre Company Presents BLACK COMEDY, 1/14-1/29

Pioneer Theatre Company presents Black Comedy, January 14 through January 29, 2011.

In The Wings: When Bad Plays Happen to Good Actors

Aside from natural disasters, acts of war and innocent people spending years in jail for crimes they didn't commit, there are few things as sad as talented theatre artists making fine contributions to a really lousy play.