Gemma Arterton takes the lead in a dazzling candlelit production at the Globe’s new Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. From Helen Mirren to Eve Best, look at who else has played John Webster’s tragic widow
Greenwich Theatre, LondonStage on Screen's modern-dress revival of Webster's dark masterpiece features a sturdy lead performance, writes Michael Billington
Shakespeare's Globe serves up a feast for the eyes and a torture for the back and buttocks as it finally unveils the new Sam Wanamaker Pla...
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Read 43 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. This volume offers John Webster's two great Jacobean tragedies, The White Devil and The Duc…
Eve Best as The Duchess of Malfi at Old Vic, London - John webster
Currently a hit on the other side of the pond in US dark comedy tv show Nurse Jackie, Eve Best is back treading the boards ...
BBC Four presents the TV premiere of the critically acclaimed production of John Webster’s macabre revenge tragedy The Duchess Of Malfi, following its sell-out run at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe theatre earlier this year. Gemma Arterton takes the title role as the widowed Duchess of Malfi who longs to marry her lover…
Images have been released of the newly opened Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Shakespeare’s Globe’s new indoor venue, as well as for the production of ”The Duchess of Malfi” starring Gemma Arterton which opens tonight
Stunning Gemma is playing the title role in the macabre, tragic play written by the English dramatist John Webster, written in 1612.
Gore, feminism, honour killing – 'The Duchess of Malfi’ is a 400-year-old play for today .
