HUGE congratulations to Joseph Millson, who has been nominated in this year's UK Theatre Awards for his performance in The Rover for the RSC! The awards will take place at London’s historic Guildhall, on Sunday 15 October 2017.

The UK Theatre Awards are the only nationwide Awards to honour and celebrate outstanding achievements in regional theatre throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Best Performance in a Play

Joseph Millson for THE ROVER, a Royal Shakespeare Company production
Nicholas Woodeson for DEATH OF A SALESMAN, a Royal & Derngate, Northampton production in association with Cambridge Arts Theatre
Tanya Moodie for TROUBLE IN MIND, a Theatre Royal Bath (Ustinov Studio) production

For those fans of the recent BBC Radio 4 broadcast of The Forsytes, Amazon UK has a treat. The Complete Series: BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation audio CD is available now to pre-order, and it will be released on October 5th 2017. 

A year ago, Jim Greayer directed feature 'The Chameleon' won the best feature film award at the 2016 Sydney Indie Film Festival. Jim Greayer again returns to Sydney for this year's film festival, and this time it is for short film Doll's House, which features Joseph and daughter Jessica.  

Doll's House will be screened on Tuesday 19th September, and if you are in Sydney, tickets are available from here. 

A new video from the press night of Apologia has been shared on You Tube. It features interviews with the cast of the Apologia, currently running at the Trafalgar Studios, as well as guests attending.

A new official website has been launched for Apologia, which is running at the Trafalgar Studios in London until November 18th. Check out the details and buy some tickets! The show has had some wonderful reviews, don't miss it!

Joseph Millson portrays both sons with suitable anger and disappointment from both men. In the second act during a painfully confessional exchange of dialogue between mother and son, he is heart-stopping as a momentarily calm but ultimately troubled Simon, while he is consistently strong and thick-skinned as banker Peter, who, in Kristin’s words ‘regularly rapes the third world countries’. A Younger Theatre