Side Dish: Lee Pace Scores a Lead Broadway Role

Huge. Lee Pace, as Joe Pitt, in Angels in America – the Latest British version making its way to Broadway. Here

 

Side Dish: Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III -Reminder 5/10 & 5/14

 

To be shown in BBC 2 and PBS, here . FYI, for those  of you outside the UK or US with a ROKU box, or maybe some other device to watch live TV ( Android, etc. smart tv), there is a channel on ROKU called FilmonTV. It’s a free channel that has live TV selections from several countries – including UK. ( It’s the first selection). That channel has BBC2, live.

I’ll be able to watch it at 3 P.M. my time tomorrow, which is pretty near perfect, as 3 P.M. begins the hottest part of the day, now they we are in “the hot season” here in Mexico.

Side Dish: EPIX’s GRAVES Gets Good Review

This is hopeful. And gosh – they got their screening at MOMA!

I love Sela Ward – so this could be fun. Described as ” in tandem” with Berlin Station, for Epix’s foray into original scripted series.

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Side Dishes: Aidan Turner and Poldark Score Brit NTV Nominations

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POLDARK’s Aidan Turner is up for the drama performance vote, but will face stiff competition from David Tennant for BROADCHURCH, DOCTOR FOSTER’s Suranne Jones and last year’s winner Sheridan Smith for BLACK WORK.

Side Dishes: Speaking of Aidan Turner

He’s got one of the best parts in a notable ensemble for the BBC production of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. What would Miss Marple say about some of the language?

Sorry about the quality of the screenshots – And finally, could Aidan Turner be the next James Bond? It must be discussed if he’s in a tux.

Side DIshes: Some More Reviews of Yaēl Faber’s Salome

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here (DC Theater Scene) very detailed and to me, brings some similarities to The Crucible in Staging.

Side Dishes: Yaël Farber’s Salome, reviewed by The Washington Post

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Is anyone planning to see it? I would love to know more.

Thanks to Micra for the link.