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Simon McBurney es un actor y guionista nacido en el año 1957 en Reino Unido conocido por La teoría del todo, Robin Hood, El último rey de Escocia, Las vacaciones de Mr. Bean (Mr. Bean 2), Red de mentiras, Una vacante imprevista (Miniserie de TV), La voz más alta (Miniserie de TV), Rev. (Serie de TV), Stolen (Miniserie de TV) y Eisenstein
Simon McBurney. The director, actor and writer was born in Cambridge (UK) and is co-founder and artistic director of the Complicité theatre company. His productions have been staged around the world and have received more than fifty awards. He has also directed work at the English National Opera, on Broadway, at the Festival d’Avignon and De ...
Simon McBurney, OBE [1], né le 25 août 1957 à Cambridge, est un acteur, dramaturge et metteur en scène britannique. Il est aussi le fondateur et le directeur artistique de la compagnie Théâtre de Complicité, aujourd'hui renommée Complicite [2].
Simon McBurney (England, 1957) is an actor, writer and theatre director, and co-founder and artistic director of theatre company Complicité. All of his work is based on extensive research, relies on a strong process of collaboration, and is rooted in the firm belief that all aspects of theatre should challenge the theatrical form.
23 de ene. de 2009 · Simon McBurney is leading a giant puppet down a green carpet. He is giving instructions in English, which are being translated into Japanese. Around him, I'm vaguely aware, is a cluster of small ...
Simon McBurney studiò letteratura inglese alla Cambridge University. Dopo la morte del padre si trasferì in Francia, dove studiò teatro all'Istituto Jacques Lecoq di Parigi. McBurney sostiene da tempo Survival International, il movimento mondiale per i diritti dei popoli indigeni, e nel gennaio 2017 ne è stato nominato ambasciatore.
15 de may. de 2020 · McBurney has filmed a new introduction to the piece, which acknowledges the strange new “normal” in which we have all been living and the impact it has had on our sense of who we are. “We ...
