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GARY Oldman has lifted the lid on what’s next for hit spy drama Slow Horses – after wrapping filming on series six. The Oscar ...

Oscar-winning actor Gary Oldman has been given a knighthood in the King’s Birthday Honours for services to drama. The London-born film star, 67, is known for his versatile acting style having ...

Sir Gary, who won an Oscar for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in the 2017 film Darkest Hour, was recognised for his ...

The second half of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage released on April 15, reaching a stunning climax that will return to haunt ...

“There is no Memory in Beckett. Even Krapp’s Last Tape has no memory in the usual sense of associated recall, but rather, a mechanical process set in motion by a jar or vibration: the closing ...

Experiencing this play as a man the same age as the disembodied recording, Krapp’s Last Tape is a strange experience. The younger Krapp, at 39, believes his wave has already crested, that his ...

Not much happens and I could have watched it not happening all day. Experiencing this play as a man the same age as the disembodied recording, Krapp’s Last Tape is a strange experience. The younger ...

He is played by Stephen Rea, who has arrived from Dublin in a Landmark production of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape, written in 1958 and directed by Vicky Featherstone. Rea is now almost a decade ...

Irish company Landmark did for this production, originally staged by Vicky Featherstone in Dublin last year. Though the play is about ... his mother’s “viduity” (widowhood). On the old tape, Krapp ...

In this latest revival of Krapp’s Last Tape at the Barbican Centre, it is the silence that speaks the loudest. At times, it’s practically deafening. The short running time of just under an ...

Vicky Featherstone’s production, first seen in Dublin last year ... As Krapp surveys his existence on a globe he calls a “muck ball”, he begins to clasp and embrace the tape recorder ...