Nicholas Hytner announced today that he is to step down as Director of the National Theatre at the end of March 2015.
Nick Hytner said: “It’s been a joy and a privilege to lead the National Theatre for ten years and I’m looking forward to the next two. I have the most exciting and most…
THE MAGISTRATE: Official Trailer
We are exactly one month away from our next NT Live broadcast of Arthur Wing Pinero’s farcical comedy The Magistrate with John Lithgow directed by Timothy Sheader. Take a look at this roaring Victorian classic and treat your friends and family with tickets as stocking stuffers this Christmas. Our live broadcast from the National stage screens this 17 January.
Although our NT Live broadcast for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has passed, we wanted to share a wonderful In Conversation podcast with cast member Una Stubbs. She talks to Al Senter about her fifty-year career in film, television and on stage. She talks about her diverse projects including Sherlock, Summer Holiday, Till Death Us Do Part, Worzel Gummidge and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
A great listen and look for Curious Incident on the West End come March 2013!
Bibliochaise by Nobody&co
I was just thinking how perfect this would be for my humble little apartment when I read the designer’s quote:
“Twelve years ago we lived in a tiny flat, full of books but with nowhere to sit. Problems are always the best inspirations.That same year we drew the first Bibliochaise: a cube in which to sit, with slots all around to put books in. Geometry is magic. Each time you draw a cube or a square, something wonderful can happen.”
Perfect summary. Apparently the chair can hold 300 books and (even more win) comes in a range of different colors. You can visit its home right here.
(Source: little-pink-rocket)
Forgot to take the photo before I ate some! Yummy pumpkin pie will be making an appearance in the office tomorrow.
This is how YouTube thinks about copyright.
Amazing office cake rota offering from @dominicbrouard (Taken with Instagram)
This is the best example of project mapping I’ve ever seen. seriously good.
This is amazing!
by Sarah Brown
As the story goes, on the first of May 1561, King Charles of France—who was ten at the time—was presented with a fragrant bunch of muguet: the delicate green sprigs capped with tiny white bells that we know as lily of the valley. It was a gesture signifying luck and…
(Source: Vogue)
