Shakespeare’s unloved tragedy about populism and hubris in Ancient Rome is often regarded as a poor cousin to Julius Caesar.
That fact is front and central in Lyndsey Turner’s mighty production of Coriolanus, led by a terrific, deeply troubled David ...
Oprah Winfrey joined Gayle King, Ava DuVernay and David Oyelowo at London's National Theatre after the premiere of ...
The National’s new production of Coriolanus has to be one of the most handsome to appear on the Olivier stage. But it has ...
Coriolanus is one of Shakespeare’s greatest leading roles – and one of his trickier plays. The new production at the National ...
It’s a relief that Lyndsey Turner’s pulsating new production resists cheap signposting. It isn’t concerned with holding a ...
Muscles do not a character make, though many men forget this. Sadly David Oyelowo's Coriolanus at the National Theatre is one ...
The star of Selma returns to the stage for the first time in 20 years, but does Lyndsey Turner’s take on Shakespeare’s Roman ...
David Oyelowo makes a scorching return to the UK stage in this tightly focused, ferocious staging of Shakespeare ’s Roman ...
Lyndsey Turner’s production sounds a warning about the dangers of elitism, with contemporary debates about monuments and ...
This week, in which the Labour Party at conference has felt the need to aim for a major “reset” a mere 11 weeks after winning ...
Now showing at the National Theatre, William Shakespeare’s Coriolanus, directed by Lyndsey Turner, is a strange but satisfying retelling of a soldier’s rise to power and even quicker fall from grace.
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