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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Sir Patrick Stewart - Patrick Stewart's Joy Over Mousetrap Performance 19 November 2012 (CONTACT MUSIC)
Sir Patrick Stewart only watched The Mousetrap on stage one day before he took part in a star-studded gala performance to mark the 60th anniversary of Agatha Christie's celebrated play on Sunday (18Nov12).
Hugh Bonneville and Julie Walters were also among the cast for the special show at St. Martin's Theatre in London in honour of the 25,000th performance of the play, which premiered on 6 October 1952.
However, Sir Patrick admits he had never seen the world's longest-running stage production before agreeing to take part in the celebration, which benefited the Mousetrap Theatre Projects, a charity dedicated to bringing the magic of theatre into the lives of young people.
He revealed, "I came to see it last night for the first time, and I thought 'How has this passed me by?'"
READ MORE: http://www.contactmusic.com/news/patrick-stewart-s-joy-over-mousetrap-performance_3380392
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agatha christie,
downton abbey,
hugh bonneville,
julie walters,
patrick stewart,
pbs,
st. martin's theatre,
Star Trek,
the mousetrap
Monday, November 19, 2012
Hugh Bonneville, Patrick Stewart:Big names are usual suspects in Mousetrap (THE TIMES)
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap celebrated its 25,000th show last night with guest performances from well-known actors such as Miranda Hart and Hugh Bonneville.
The murder mystery has been playing continuously in theatres since 1952. The landmark show was performed at St Martin’s Theatre in the West End of London.
READ MORE: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/arts/stage/theatre/article3604152.ece
Labels:
agatha christie,
downton abbey,
hugh bonneville,
miranda hart,
patrick stewart,
st. martin's theatre,
the mousetrap,
west end theater
Friday, November 16, 2012
Hugh Bonneville, Miranda Hart, Julie Walters and Patrick Stewart Star in THE MOUSETRAP Charity Performance, Nov 18 (BROADWAY WORLD)
According to the Daily Mail, Downton Abbey's Hugh Bonneville, Call The Midwife's Miranda Hart, and stage and film stars Julie Walters and Patrick Stewart will take part in a fundraising performance of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap this Sunday, November 18, at the St. Martin's Theatre.
Read the original report here.
The headlining actors will be joined by Tamsin Greig, Nicholas Farrell, Iain Glen and Harry Lloyd. The Mousetrap will be directed by Phyllida Lloyd to raise funds for the theatre education charity Mousetrap Theatre.
Mathew Prichard, Agatha Christie's grandson, owns the rights to The Mousetrap. He and producer Stephen Waley-Cohen are set to reveal a memorial to Christie at St. Martin's cross.
Hugh Bonneville spent seven seasons with The National Theatre, appearing in School For Wives, Yerma, Entertaining Strangers, Juno and the Paycock, The School for Scandal and The Devil's Disciple. He then joined the Royal Shakespeare Company and his credits there include Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Alchemist, 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, The Virtuso, Amphibians and Hamlet (alongside Kenneth Branagh). Bonneville has also worked on projects for the Donmar Warehouse, The Old Vic and more. Current star of the television drama Downton Abbey, Bonneville has also appeared in The Cazalets, Take a Girl Like You, Armadillo, Daniel Deronda, The Commander, The Gathering Storm, Love Again, Doctor Who and more. His film credits include Notting Hill, Mansfield Park, Shanghai, Iris, French Film and many more.
Read more: http://westend.broadwayworld.com/article/Hugh-Bonneville-Miranda-Hart-Julie-Walters-and-Patrick-Stewart-Star-in-THE-MOUSETRAP-Charity-Performance-Nov-18-20121115#ixzz2COrX6uYr
Labels:
agatha christie,
call the midwife,
downton abbey,
hugh bonneville,
julie walters,
Masterpiece,
miranda hart,
patrick stewart,
pbs,
play,
st. martin's theatre,
Star Trek,
the mousetrap,
the national theatre,
theater
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