The Seagull: Cate Blanchett leads 'powerhouse ensemble' in Chekhov classic
"It is all too easy to be cynical when movie stars turn to theatre," said Houman Barekat in The New York Times, especially as ...
In ‘The Seagull,’ Cate Blanchett Outshines a Director’s Tired Tropes
Thanks to Blanchett’s charismatic turn as a fading actress, this new Chekhov adaptation in London hangs together in spite of ...
‘The Seagull’ Theater Review: Cate Blanchett Leads a First-Class Ensemble in Glorious Chekhov Adaptation
Director Thomas Ostermeier brings a combination of devil-may-care boldness and truth to Duncan Macmillan's witty new adaptation, also featuring Tom Burke, Emma Corrin and Kodi Smit-McPhee.
The Seagull at the Barbican review: is Cate Blanchett's performance the year's best?
Blanchett delivers an highly skillful performance in director Thomas Ostermeier’s meta production of the Chekhov class ...
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The Seagull review – Cate Blanchett leads an all-star production with vaping and rock songs
That’s the underlying theme to all the action, set by designer Magda Willi on a bare stage, dominated by a huge patch of ...
Cate Blanchett soars in the Barbican’s utterly engrossing update of Chekov’s The Seagull
Cate Blanchett stars in a three-hour production of the classic play that’s languid, thoughtful, and often hilarious ...
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Cate Blanchett blazes on stage in The Seagull
She leads an impressive cast including Tom Burke and Emma Corrin in avant-garde director Thomas Ostermeier's cracking modern ...
The Seagull at the Barbican review: Cate Blanchett-led production is exhilarating and vital
"The gravitational pull of Cate’s star power is magnified in the role of Irina, a famous actress dismissive of an ...
Cate Blanchett soars in an all-star and ingenious staging of The Seagull — review
Tom Burke and Emma Corrin also appear in a production at London’s Barbican that asks searching questions about art while ...
The Seagull review: Cate Blanchett and star cast impress in Chekhov reimagining
The Seagull is a play written by Russian dramatist Chekhov in 1895 and first produced in 1896, and theatre goers worldwide ...