Showing posts with label Red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red. Show all posts

Friday, August 6, 2021

Take A Seat at the Donmar Warehouse - new campaign video

 


The Donmar Warehouse is currently undergoing essential building works,
getting ready to reopen in September 2021. They shared a new video with
Eddie Redmayne in support of their new campaign. Eddie popped in to
see the work in progress at the Donmar and got behind the Take a Seat
campaign to help the theatre get back into shape by September. Take a look
at the video and find out what Eddie got up to on his visit to the theatre.





"For me, this theatre the Donmar is not only one of the greatest theatres in the world
but also the most intimate. You can literally hear the audience breathe and they can see
every bead of sweat. It genuinely feels like you're kind of in your living room with
your family, just like performing for them."








So how many seats there gonna be? About 250.











"When I was doing 'Red', there was a moment in the play where Alfred Molina
and I had to prime this massive canvas with bright red paint. I was coming to
work one day on the tube and this lady opposite me kind of tapped me on the
knee and she pointed to this massive red blotch of paint on her handbag and
she said 'you did this' and I went 'I'm so sorry!' and she said 'no-no, I kept it
as a souvenir from my night at the Donmar.' You only get that intimacy here."



"You guys too can be a part of the Donmar family and join me in helping
support this beautiful theatre as it emerges from the pandemic. All we need
now are some seats with your names on them... Thank You."


My blog turned 8 today.


I'm still here and I will be.

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

New video - Tribute to Michael Grandage

Michael Grandage who directed Eddie in ‘Red’ and ‘Richard II’ at the 
Donmar Warehouse, was awarded the Equity Award for Services to Theatre 
Sunday night (March 4, 2019) at the 19th Annual WhatsOnStage Award.


Eddie Redmayne in Shakespeare's Richard II. directed by Michael Grandage
Donmar Warehouse


Eddie's most successfus theatre project is John Logan's play 'Red' directed by
Michael Grandage at the Donmar and the Golden Theatre on Broadway in NYC


In the new tribute video Jude Law, Judi Dench, Isley Lynn, Lynette Linton, 
Eddie Redmayne, Rufus Norris and Felicity Jones spoke about his work and 
the impact it has had on the industry and emerging generations of artists.




“I’d always been obsessed with the Donmar Warehouse...The place that he had 
made it, is so filled with - it was a jewel - magic and excitement. You could brush 
shoulders with actors you admired, and you felt an intimacy and a closeness, but 
at the same point the theater seemed to punch so above its weight. He thinks 
about an evening and an event, and what someone, who is paying for the babysitter 
and playing - you know - to come out to the theater and go over dinner, and what 
that whole evening means, and he gives it a sense of - there’s always a touch and 
it’s always laced with - glamour, his evenings.” - Eddie Redmayne

WhatsOnStage article

Monday, January 14, 2019

Eddie Redmayne explains that ‘mating dance’ scene - iTunes Q&A panel November 2016







‘I was reading this one scene. “Jacob hides behind a thing, and then Newt 
performs mating dance and then…” I went back down it and was like, 
“Newt performs mating dance? David?”’ - Eddie Redmayne

More about this in my old posts:

I posted these gifs on tumblr in March 2017 and decided to post the gifset here
too. Tumblr's new automatic system flagged my post as adult content. I appealed
and got it back. If you are on tumblr and you have flagged posts that are vanished 
from your blog, you can find them on your dashboard (among your posts) and
you can appeal (ask for review by people), or edit the posts, and get them back.

Goldderby article published on Eddie's Birthday ranked his 10 best movies
The author told a story about him, when he was in NYC in 2010.:
“…In 2010 I happened to be walking past the theater in New York where
Red was playing. Alfred Molina who was the above the title star of the
play was signing autographs in front of the theater as his limousine waited.
As I walked further along I saw Redmayne seemingly walking home 
from the theater alone carrying a well-worn suitcase that he was 
having trouble keeping closed. It was sort of fascinating to see an actor
who at the time of the play was thought of as not famous enough to merit
a car to drive him home make it to the Oscar podium only four years later”

Saturday, May 5, 2018

Theatre World Awards June 8th, 2010


Theatre World Awards are the oldest awards given for outstanding Broadway and 
Off-Broadway debut performances. The Theatre World Award winners have been 
chosen by the Theatre World Awards committee.

Eddie redmayne and Alfred Molina (source: iloveeddieredmayne)









The Theatre World Awards presentation were held at New World Stages, 340 West 50th
Street, in an invitation-only ceremony, Tuesday, June 8, 2010 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.


(most photos source eddieredmayne.ru)

 iloveeddieredmayne

The revival of the  play 'Red' runs from 4th May to 28th July 2018 at the Wyndham’s Theatre 
in London’s West End, directed by Michael Grandage with Alfred Enoch playing Ken,
and Alfred Molina reprising his original role as Mark Rothko. (wikipedia)
The press night will be held on 15th May (source and review)