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Post by aspieandy on Oct 28, 2024 18:20:03 GMT
A new work by Robert Icke, and possibly the beginning of a new relationship.
Fri 28 Mar - Sat 03 May 2025 : Tickes now on sale. No cast as yet, but you do get the feeling ..
Iirc, Icke is from the NE originally, which might have some bearing on his interest:
Sonia has already got first dibs.
Side bet: who plays Gazza?
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Post by keyspi on Oct 28, 2024 23:40:51 GMT
I'm really interested to see how Icke approaches these events and I got my ticket as soon as the opportunity availed itself
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Post by rumbledoll on Oct 29, 2024 12:26:18 GMT
Missing it sadly.. Looks like it's bound for the transfer with Sonia on board and providing it's sucessful, so I'll just keep my figers crossed.. or if they extend for a week, I will be able to catch it  |
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Post by matthew90 on Oct 29, 2024 12:42:28 GMT
My ticket was £10 cheaper on today tix than going through the official site.
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Post by youngoffender on Oct 29, 2024 15:00:11 GMT
Not sure about Gazza, but how about Charlie Hunnam to play Moat? He's a Geordie, about the right age, and he has shown from Sons of Anarchy that he can bulk up.
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Post by aspieandy on Oct 29, 2024 16:32:15 GMT
tbf, my knowledge of Geordie actors begins and ends with Auf Wiedersehen Friends and Our Pet in the North.
Wouldn't be surprised if RI has had someone in mind for a while, and maybe even sat on this until worlds aligned.
He obv. has something to get off his chest. I'm almost certainly not of his social tribe but, whatever it is, it'll be thoroughly thought through << say that ten times on a skipping rope. Somewhat intrigued.
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Post by formerusher on Nov 20, 2024 13:39:44 GMT
Press night has been moved to Tues 8 April (the night I had booked).
Received a rather terse email from the RC box office saying I have no choice but to rebook for another date or accept a credit. The wording in the email (in bold): "You will not be able to attend Manhunt on this date" I find particularly rude.
Surely they really should not allow tickets to be booked if they're unsure of when the press night will be. Anyone know why it was moved?
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Post by keyspi on Nov 20, 2024 14:16:58 GMT
Press night has been moved to Tues 8 April (the night I had booked). Received a rather terse email from the RC box office saying I have no choice but to rebook for another date or accept a credit. The wording in the email (in bold): "You will not be able to attend Manhunt on this date" I find particularly rude. Surely they really should not allow tickets to be booked if they're unsure of when the press night will be. Anyone know why it was moved? Interesting....when did you receive that email? I've also booked for the 8th April (via TodayTix) and neither TodayTix, nor RC have sent me any communication indicating my booking is void 🤔 |
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Post by rumbledoll on Nov 20, 2024 16:16:33 GMT
Was Press Night at an earlier or later date before? I’m praying to all theatre gods they could extent a week so I would be able to attend (there’s nothing coming up after as far as I can see).
But is it always the case now that you can’t attend a press night? I’ve been to a couple a while ago (Young Checkov at NT and The German Life at the Bridge), tickets were free to book and I think I only realised a”nearer to the time.
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