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Plenty of other fans agreed, with a third stating: "Episode three is the best episode in the role series. Tension is ridiculous. #theserpent," while a fourth tweeted: "I'm still recovering from episode three. Quite literally heart-poundingly good. Tahar Rahim is scary." … [Read more...] about The Serpent: Viewers left ‘terrified’ while watching episode three

The diplomat then came across a case of two travellers who had gone missing. After investigating more details of the crime, along with previous media coverage of a similar case, he quickly realised the shocking truth and began looking further into Charles' criminal actions. … [Read more...] about The Serpent: find out the shocking true story behind the BBC drama

Still, an accumulation of static songs, apt as they may be individually, ought to make a show monotonous. It does, a little, but something wonderful is also going on. The director Alex Timbers, whose work on shows including Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Peter and the Starcatcher I have found too cutely self-conscious, has imagined, with his designers, a kind of environmental scenario that completely succeeds in place of a book. It’s not just that the Public’s LuEsther Theater has been fabulously kitted out à la Studio 54, complete with mirror ball, neon lights, and pulsating projections. (The whole production is top-notch, from Clint Ramos’s costumes to Annie-B Parson’s choreography.) Nor that the action is distributed over various moving runways and platforms scattered between two end stages. Nor even that the audience is required to stand and mingle (and sometimes shimmy) for most of the show’s 90 minutes. (There are a few seats in an upstairs … [Read more...] about Theater Review: Imelda Is More Than a Woman in

These are the run-throughs that take place in the days immediately before a show begins previews, in which every cue is rehearsed and, theoretically, perfected. Lights, sound, costumes, sets, and the crews that operate them must all be coordinated, in millisecond increments, to produce from thousands of discrete actions the smooth performance an audience will see. This takes a lot of time; four days would not be unusual for even a simple Off Broadway production. (Spider-Man’s tech took twelve weeks.) To protect actors and the stage managers who run the rehearsals from exhaustion, their union, Actors Equity, enforces a rule that limits the duration of tech to ten hours in each twelve-hour day: hence Washburn’s title. But even that rule is not enough to preserve everyone’s sanity. The days without daylight, the erratic eating, the numbing repetition, and the fear that nothing is working (or ever will) have often been enough to traumatize a cast and damage a show … [Read more...] about Theater Review: Once More, Please, for

Michael Douglas has revealed why he lied to the press about the type of cancer he had. He explained that he discussed the cancer with his surgeon and decided to mislead the press about the type of cancer he had. "This was right before I had to go on a big tour for Wall Street 4 so we kinda said there's no way we can cancel the tour and say we don't feel well," the 69-year-old said. "You gotta tell them, so you know, I said you just gotta come out and just tell them I've got cancer and that's that." "But, the surgeon said let's just say it's throat cancer. I said 'OK, you don't want to say it's tongue cancer, why's that?' and he said 'well, if you really wanna know why, if we do have to have surgery it's not gonna be pretty. "You'll lose part of your jaw and your tongue and all of that stuff. So I said, 'OK sure'."   The Hollywood actor spoke to fellow thespian Samuel L Jackson about how he felt when he found out he had the disease on Thursday's This Morning show. "I … [Read more...] about Michael Douglas’s throat cancer: actor reveals why he lied to press about having cancer