Noises Off
Michael Frayn interview
From his Fleet Street satire Towards the End of the Morning to the theatrical in-jokes of Noises Off, journalist, novelist and playwright Michael Frayn has made a career from uncovering the absurdities of real life….
Source: The Guardian
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Michael Frayn: Farce and the uncertainty principle
“I saw [the show] from backstage one night, and thought it was funnier than what was going on out front. It made me think I’d like to write a farce seen from backstage. Then Michael…
Source: The Independent
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The real von Trapps
The Sound of Music is based on the true story of the von Trapp family, who formed a touring singing act and later fled Austria for America at the beginning of WWII.
Source: Mashable
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Look Back at the Original Broadway Production
The Sound of Music first opened November 16, 1959, at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
Source: Playbill
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Why Duncan Macmillan Wrote Every Brilliant Thing
Watch this interview with playwright Duncan Macmillan for the Perth Festival and learn about his inspiration for the show.
Source: Perth Festival
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99 of the Best Things in the World
From breakfast tacos to baby goats, this Buzzfeed list will help you get inspired for the show.
Source: Buzzfeed
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‘Edelweiss’: An American Song for Global Dystopia
It’s not an Austrian folk tune. The theme from both The Sound of Music and The Man in the High Castle celebrates a very modern thing: political dissent.
Source: The Atlantic
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How the conspiracy thriller infiltrated cinema
The conspiracy thriller: where do-gooder, unsuspecting protagonists often find themselves uncovering sinful schemes beneath a polished exterior.