★★★★ MAKE IT HAPPEN #EdinburghInternationalFestival 2025 - #JamesGraham's dazzling comedy-drama on the rise and fall of #RBS fails to snarl - David Kettle enjoys the sparky humour, but finds any dark heart missing www.theartsdesk.com/theatre/make...
Make It Happen, Edinburgh International Festival 2025 review - tutting at naughtiness
You could distinctly hear the murmurs of recognition from the Edinburgh audience – responding to knowing mentions of the city’s Leith and Morningside areas, the building of Royal Bank of Scotland’s im...
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August 4, 2025 at 9:43 AM
★★★★ MAKE IT HAPPEN #EdinburghInternationalFestival 2025 - #JamesGraham's dazzling comedy-drama on the rise and fall of #RBS fails to snarl - David Kettle enjoys the sparky humour, but finds any dark heart missing www.theartsdesk.com/theatre/make...
Just announced: #DearEngland kicks off a national tour this autumn ⚽
#JamesGraham’s epic examination of nation and game will visit 16 venues across England from 15 September until 14 March 2026.
A co-production with JasTheatricals. Casting for the tour to be confirmed.
#JamesGraham’s epic examination of nation and game will visit 16 venues across England from 15 September until 14 March 2026.
A co-production with JasTheatricals. Casting for the tour to be confirmed.
February 18, 2025 at 10:26 AM
Just announced: #DearEngland kicks off a national tour this autumn ⚽
#JamesGraham’s epic examination of nation and game will visit 16 venues across England from 15 September until 14 March 2026.
A co-production with JasTheatricals. Casting for the tour to be confirmed.
#JamesGraham’s epic examination of nation and game will visit 16 venues across England from 15 September until 14 March 2026.
A co-production with JasTheatricals. Casting for the tour to be confirmed.
"Things can grow here."
Though rooted in British social realist drama, JamesGraham's epic, brooding saga is also reminiscent of US crime movies from Chinatown to Mystic River. David Morrissey stands out from a superb cast, and series 3 is surely inevitable - and essential.
Though rooted in British social realist drama, JamesGraham's epic, brooding saga is also reminiscent of US crime movies from Chinatown to Mystic River. David Morrissey stands out from a superb cast, and series 3 is surely inevitable - and essential.
September 14, 2024 at 11:13 AM
"Things can grow here."
Though rooted in British social realist drama, JamesGraham's epic, brooding saga is also reminiscent of US crime movies from Chinatown to Mystic River. David Morrissey stands out from a superb cast, and series 3 is surely inevitable - and essential.
Though rooted in British social realist drama, JamesGraham's epic, brooding saga is also reminiscent of US crime movies from Chinatown to Mystic River. David Morrissey stands out from a superb cast, and series 3 is surely inevitable - and essential.