Di and Viv and Rose: ★★★★ from The Telegraph

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Di and Viv and Rose Review By Charles Spencer, The Telegraph

Di and Viv and Rose: ★★★★ from The Guardian

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Di and Viv and Rose Review By Michael Billington, The Guardian

The Judas Kiss opens in the West End to critical acclaim

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Hampstead Theatre’s production of The Judas Kiss starring Rupert Everett and Freddie Fox opened at The Duke of York’s Theatre last night to critical acclaim.

CASTING ANNOUNCEMENT: Iain Glen to star opposite Tamsin Greig and John Sessions in Longing

NINA RAINE DIRECTS WILLIAM BOYD’S LONGINGA Hampstead Theatre ProductionCASTING UPDATE

Fashion in the 1980s: too outrageous for the stage?

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Fashion in the 1980s: too outrageous for the stage?

Tamzin Outhwaite talks Di and Viv and Rose with Graham Norton

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Tamzin Outhwaite made it through the snow to the Broadcasting House on Saturday 19 January to discuss her return to stage on BBC Radio 2 with Graham Norton.

Di and Viv and Rose: Production Photos

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Taken by Johan Persson.

The Telegraph: Anna Maxwell Martin, Gina McKee and Tamzin Outhwaite interview

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Far from being a feminist rant, a new play about women’s lives is as bubbly as its stars, finds The Telegraph’s Dominic Cavendish.

I Know How I Feel About Eve: In Rehearsals

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Di and Viv and Rose in Harper's Bazaar's hotlist

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The highly anticipated Di and Viv and Rose starring Anna Maxwell Martin, Gina McKee and Tamzin Outhwaite, is in Harper’s Bazaar’s January ‘Why Don’t You…’ List.

Hampstead's green success continues

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For the second year running Hampstead Theatre achieved Julie’s Bicycle Industry Green (IG) certification in 2011/12.

Hello/Goodbye: An interview with writer Peter Souter

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We caught up with Hello/Goodbye writer Peter Souter to talk about his inspirations, Anthony Minghella and secrets to writing a great comedy.

Casting announced for I Know How I Feel About Eve

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Hampstead Downstairs and The Peter Wolff Trust present I Know How I Feel About Eve By Colette Kane Directed by Lisa Spirling Designed by Polly Sullivan with lighting by Richard Howell and sound design by Richard Hammarton

Ham&High: 'Golden Year for Hampstead Theatre'

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Hampstead Theatre has had one of its most successful years yet after securing more award nominations than ever before whilst selling out many of its shows.

Getting To Know You: Charlie Bath, Administrator and Executive Assistant

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We managed to pin down our eternally busy Administrator and Executive Assistant Charlie Bath for a chat about filing, moving from onstage to backstage and Rupert Everett’s fat suit.

Edward Hall introduces Di and Viv and Rose

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Di and Viv and Rose marks a special moment for Hampstead Theatre: the first transfer of a play from our Downstairs programme to our Main Stage.

Tu i Teraz (Here and Now): Language Matters

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A Writer’s Blog: Language Matters

Di and Viv and Rose: In Rehearsals

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Rehearsal photos taken by Johan Persson

The Observer: Anna Maxwell Martin Interview

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The South Riding star on the dearth of funny roles for women, dance-offs and why she’s only ever spotted in Waitrose.

Tamsin Greig and John Sessions lead the cast in Longing

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CASTING UPDATE FOR LONGING

Longing: 5 minutes with William Boyd

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He’s an award-winning novelist – An Ice-Cream War, Brazzaville Beach, Any Human Heart, Restless and Waiting for Sunrise are a few titles to his name – but he has never written for the stage.

A Cup of Tea with... Tu i Teraz (Here and Now) actor Ania Sowinski

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We spoke to Ania Sowinski (pictured, right) about being bi-lingual, her first job and Quentin Tarantino. Ania is currently playing Marysia in Tu i Teraz (Here and Now) which runs until 19 January.

Tu i Teraz (Here and Now): Learning Polish

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Mark Strepan (pictured, left), who plays Kuba in Tu i Teraz (Here and Now), talks about the challenges of learning Polish for the play.

Nina Raine announces exciting staging plans for Longing

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Photo: Farewell to the Theatre (2011) performed on a thrust stage

Hampstead Downstairs: What the audience thinks

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‘When Edward Hall started at Hampstead in 2010 he immediately set about finding a way of opening the Michael Frayn Space as a public performance space for unperformed work’ says Greg Ripley-Duggan, Executive Producer of Hampstead Theatre.

An Introduction to new voice Colette Kane

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I Know How I Feel About Eve by Colette Kane kicks off the Downstairs 2013 season.

A Cup of Tea with... Tu i Teraz actor Anna Elijasz

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We caught up with Anna Elijasz between rehearsals about moving from Poland to attend drama school, what attracted her to the play and playing a prince.

Old Money: Boxing Day and New Year's Day special offer

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Looking for something different to do on Boxing Day or New Year’s Day?

Why we produced Di and Viv and Rose

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By Greg Ripley-Duggan Hampstead Theatre’s Executive Producer

Tu i Teraz (Here and Now): A Writer's Introduction

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Inspirations: Stories told, untold and imagined

Our chosen charity: Place2Be

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At this festive time of year we like to raise awareness of a charity of our choice.

Old Money: Press Night Photos

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Wednesday night was Press Night at Hampstead Theatre for Old Money.

Old Money: ★★★★ from The Telegraph

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Old Money Reviews By Charles Spencer, The Telegraph

Hampstead Theatre nominated for 9 Whatsonstage.com Awards

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Hampstead Theatre is delighted to have been nominated by the theatre-going public for 9 Whatsonstage.com Awards.