Rupert Everett: Vanished Years

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Rupert Everett: The Queen of Mean By Decca Aitkenhed, The Guardian

YOUR Interview with Mark Gatiss: submit questions now

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Have you ever wanted to ask Mark Gatiss anything?

A cup of tea with... Donny's Brain actor Skye Lourie

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We grabbed a cup of tea and a chat with actor Skye Lourie (pictured) about her professional stage debut in Donny’s Brain.

How We Met: Rupert Everett & Robert Fox

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Photo: Rupert Everett and Robert Fox taken from The Independent

Interview: Anna Ledwich

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We caught up with Donny’s Brain director Anna Ledwich about rehearsals, her ideal play and the recent Australian take-over of Hampstead Theatre.

A cup of tea with... Donny's Brain actor Emily Joyce

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We grabbed actor Emily Joyce between rehearsals for a chat about the play, Doctor Who and falling off stage mid-show.

'London's innovative Hampstead Theatre' - Vogue.com

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Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue visited Hampstead Theatre last week to see The Judas Kiss, accompanied by International Editor at Large of Vogue, Hamish Bowles.

Donny's Brain: Production Photos

Hampstead Downstairs show Donny’s Brain opened to a sold out audience last Saturday and photographer Robert Workman was there to catch them in action.

Chariots of Fire West End run extended through February 2013

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Hampstead Theatre’s incredibly successful Chariots of Fire West End transfer has extended its run at London’s Gielgud Theatre through February 2, 2013.

Donny's Brain: An Onstage Version of The Vow?

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Our Hampstead Downstairs season kicks off with Rona Munro’s Donny’s Brain, a funny and poignant play exploring the unimaginable consequences of brain trauma on human relationships.

55 Days: Behind the scenes at the Mark Gatiss shoot

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Enjoy these wonderful pictures taken backstage with Mark Gatiss as King Charles I at the 55 Days photo shoot.

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★★ from The Sunday Telegraph

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The Judas Kiss Review By Tim Walker, The Sunday Telegraph

Ham & High: Freddie Fox Interview

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Freddie Fox: ‘Let’s say I grew into my confidence’ By Rhiannon Edwards, Ham & High

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★ from The Daily Express

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The Judas Kiss Review By Julie Carpenter, The Daily Express

The Judas Kiss: Press Night Photos

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Wednesday 12 September was Press Night at Hampstead Theatre for the highly anticipated The Judas Kiss starring Rupert Everett and Freddie Fox.

Donny's Brain: In Rehearsals

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Donny wakes in hospital, unable to recall the car accident, confused because the love of his life, Emma, isn’t at his bedside… and unable to recognise the strange woman in the room who can’t stop weeping.

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★★ from The Evening Standard

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The Judas Kiss Review By Fiona Mountford, Evening Standard

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★ from The Guardian

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The Judas Kiss Review By Michael Billington, The Guardian

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★ from The Telegraph

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The Judas Kiss Review By Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★ from Time Out

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The Judas Kiss Review By Tom Wicker, Time Out

The Judas Kiss to tour the UK: dates for your diary

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Missed out on tickets?

The Judas Kiss: ★★★★ from The Times

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The Judas Kiss Review By Sam Marlowe, The Times

The Observer: Freddie Fox Interview

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Freddie Fox, photographed at Hampstead theatre, London.

The Judas Kiss: Production Photos

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Edward Hall introduces The Judas Kiss

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Pinned above my desk is a postcard that David Hare sent when he received the brochure for our First Season.

Interview: Rona Munro talks about returning to Hampstead with Donny's Brain

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Photo: Carol Ann Crawford and Frances Tomelty in The Maiden Stone by Rona Munro (1995) taken by John Haynes

The Daily Telegraph: Freddie Fox Interview

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Freddie Fox yearns not to be seen as posh By Tim Walker

55 Days: Full Casting Announced

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Mark Gatiss’ King Charles I will be joined by Douglas Henshall who shall be taking on the role of Oliver Cromwell in Howard Brenton’s new play, 55 Days, which explores the dramatic aftermath of the English Civil War.

Donny's Brain: Full Casting Confirmed

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We’re excited to announce the full cast for Rona Munro’s Donny’s Brain, our first Hampstead Downstairs show this season.

The Daily Mail: Rupert Everett Interview

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He’s known for his debauched past and outrageous comments but Rupert Everett says he’s finally mellowing and embracing life in his fifties By Rebecca Hardy

Win: A pair of tickets to The Judas Kiss and £100 to spend at Giraffe Restaurants

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This competition is now CLOSED and a winner has been chosen

'Always forgive your enemies, nothing annoys them so much'

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At Hampstead Theatre, we’ve selected some of our favourite Oscar Wilde lines in preparation for David Hare’s The Judas Kiss which opens 6 September.

Interview: Freddie Fox discusses his 'biggest, most difficult part' to date

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His father is one of the great men of English acting.