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Work And Other Four Letter Words: Joseph Millson's memoirs coming soon

Posted: Oct, 04, 2020

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Joseph Millson has written a book! And from the accounts of all who have had a sneak preview, it is a very funny book. 

Everything you have ever heard about becoming an actor, and it will be released soon!

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The Murder Monologues Podcast: episode 1 Time Bomb

Posted: Sep, 30, 2020

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Joseph Millson has been busy during lockdown, and along with wife Sarah Jane Potts, has recorded Time Bomb for The Murder Monologues Podcast which will launch in 2021. A teaser is available on the podcast site

Starring Sarah-Jane Potts and Joseph Millson, ‘Time Bomb’ tells the chilling tale of two sisters and the hapless man caught between them. This first episode is released as a teaser for The Murder Monologues podcast launching 2021. It’ll be here before you know it…

 

According to Joseph on Twitter, he will also be part of Big Finish's Dalek Universe, to be released in April 2021. 

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To Be Or Not To Be: Lockdown Shakespeare podcast episode 2

Posted: Sep, 30, 2020

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Joseph Millson features in episode 2 of the To Be Or Not To Be Lockdown Shakespeare podcast, and reveals what it's like to perform a play with virtually no rehearsals - as they did in Shakespeare's time.

 

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Betrayal: Bath Theatre Royal cast announced

Posted: Sep, 30, 2020

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The Theatre Royal in Bath has announced the cast and creatives for the production of Betrayal. Joining Joseph Millson is Edward Bennet, Nancy Carroll and Cristopher Bianchi. The play by Harold Pinter will be directed by Jonathan Church, and runs from 14th October until 31st October 2020. Tickets are on sale now

BETRAYAL, Harold Pinter’s mesmerising masterpiece of relationships and adultery, stars Olivier Award winner Nancy Carroll (Father Brown, The Crown), West End star Joseph Millson (Love Never Dies, Dr Sam Pearson in Peak Practice), RSC regular Edward Bennett and Christopher Bianchi (Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory, Bristol Old Vic).

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