Old Money: ★★★★ from Time Out

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Old Money Review By Miriam Gillinson, Time Out

Spring season now on sale

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Di and Viv and Rose By Amelia Bullmore Directed by Anna Mackmin Designed by Paul Wills with lighting by Jason Taylor, sound design by Simon Baker and choreography by Scarlett Mackmin and music composed by Paul Englishby Thursday 17 January – Saturday 23 February 2013

North London's top 10 festive treats

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As the season of good will gets underway, we thought we’d share with you our top 10 recommendations for what to do in North(ish) London this December…

What is the flicker club?

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the flicker club is a boutique cinema club that redefines the film-going experience by creating a unique way of rediscovering cinematic treasures.

Hampstead Theatre Advent Calendar

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Every day throughout December we will be giving you a special Christmas treat – see the image gallery on the left hand side for our opened doors…

Old Money: Production Photos

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Old Money shop: Discover More

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At Hampstead Theatre we don’t want your experience to end when you walk out of the door.

Ignorance/Jahiliyyah: What the audience thinks

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‘Just seen one of the best plays of my life – Ignorance by Steve Waters….

Ham & High: Maureen Lipman Interview

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Ham & High’s Bridget Galton interviews Old Money star Maureen Lipman.

Graham Norton meets Maureen Lipman

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A Cup of Tea with... Ignorance/Jahiliyyah's Dan Rabin

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We caught up with Dan Rabin about the intimacy of Hampstead Downstairs, taking on two characters and his love of open spaces.

Gatiss and Outhwaite to launch 2013 WhatsOnStage.com Awards

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WhatsonStage have announced that the guest presenters joining them for the launch of the 2013 Whatsonstage.com Awards next Friday (7 December 2012) will include Tamzin Outhwaite, Mark Gatiss, Alistair McGowan, Belinda Lang and Stephen Tompkinson.

Special Ticket Offer to see The Judas Kiss in the West End

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Following the phenomenal sell out at Hampstead Theatre, David Hare’s The Judas Kiss starring Rupert Everett and Freddie Fox transfers to West End’s Duke of York from 9 January.

A Cup of Tea with... Ignorance/Jahiliyyah's Andy Apollo

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We chatted to Andy Apollo over a cup of tea between performances about his dream roles, playing a ‘bigoted jerk’ and his critically acclaimed turn as a dragon.

Getting To Know You: Will Mortimer, Literary Manager

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We caught up with Literary Manager, Will Mortimer, about programming Hampstead’s seasons, being inundated with scripts, and winning a denim jacket designed by Samantha Mumba…

Will Mortimer interviews Sarah Wooley

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Below is a snippet from an interview between Hampstead Theatre’s Literary Manager, Will Mortimer and new voice Sarah Wooley, writer of Old Money .

Edward Hall introduces Old Money

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2012 has been one of the most significant years in the long history of Hampstead Theatre.

55 Days: Mark Gatiss visits Charles I's execution vest

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Mark Gatiss, currently playing Charles I in the sell-out 55 Days, paid a visit to The Museum of London on 12 November to examine a garment of clothing remarkably preserved since the 16th Century.

Ignorance/Jahiliyyah: Production Photos

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Old Money: Win with Hampstead Theatre and Bradleys Restaurant

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We’ve teamed up with our local Restaurant, Bradleys in Swiss Cottage to give away two tickets to see Maureen Lipman and Tracy-Ann Oberman in the tender new comedy Old Money.

Old Money: In Rehearsals

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Closing cast announced for West End's Chariots of Fire

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The final cast has been set for the West End stage adaptation of Chariots of Fire, which will close at London’s Gielgud Theatre on February 2, 2013.

'Searching for Qutb': Steve Waters writes about his Ignorance/Jahiliyyah research trips

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‘Searching for Qutb’

'The audience can expect electric performances': Nathan Curry talks about directing Ignorance/Jahiliyyah

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We speak to Nathan Curry between rehearsals about directing Steve Water’s new play, his career highlights and the importance of Ignorance/Jahiliyyah in today’s political climate.

YOUR Interview with Tracy-Ann Oberman: submit questions now

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Have you ever wanted to ask Tracy-Ann Oberman anything?

Ignorance/Jahiliyyah: In Rehearsals

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Embarking on a new journey... some do it more spectacularly than others!

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To celebrate the soon-to-be-opening Old Money on the Main Stage, we’ve taken a look at one of the themes explored in Sarah Wooley’s new play: ‘Embarking on new journeys…some do it more spectacularly than others!’

Hampstead staff are proud to support Movember

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During November each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men’s faces in the UK and around the world.

How to access 55 Days returned tickets

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CAN’T GET TICKETS?

Edward Hall introduces the spring season

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It’s a real joy to be presenting Amelia Bullmore’s Di and Viv and Rose on the Main Stage.

Hampstead in the frame for Evening Standard Theatre Awards

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Hampstead Theatre is in the frame for this year’s London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, in association with Burberry, in the following categories:

Chariots of Fire nominated for 'Best Night Out' Award: online vote

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Roll out the red carpet as the annual end-of-year awards season fast approaches.

'Tamzin Outhwaite thrilled to return to Hampstead Theatre'

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Louise Jury from The Evening Standard interviews Tamzin Outhwaite following Hampstead Theatre’s new season announcement:

'Step forward Douglas Henshall as Cromwell': The Observer Review

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The Observer 55 Days Review By Kate Kellaway