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William Benedict Herbert Nightingale (born 14 May 1939) is a British journalist, formerly a regular theatre critic for The Times newspaper. He was educated at Charterhouse and Magdalene College, Cambridge. His first published theatre review was for the Tunbridge Wells Advertiser in 1957, a production of Look Back in Anger by a local ...
By Benedict Nightingale Peter Hall, British Theater Director and Founder of Royal Shakespeare Company, Dies at 86 A champion of playwrights and actors, he was also artistic director of...
Listen here. Benedict Nightingale’s “Great Moments in the Theatre” is more a theater lover’s journal than a history lesson, but it puts an engaging spin on the chronology of the Western stage.
28 de mar. de 2016 · His Great Moments in the Theatre is a reflection of this lifetime of theatregoing and deeper theatre studies–he also taught theatre at the University of Michigan. From the Oresteia in 458BC to Jerusalem in 2009, he introduces us to more than a hundred landmark productions.
27 de ene. de 2010 · A Benedict Nightingale's tenure as theatre critic for the Times is to end in June, after 20 years. But his role as a critic stretches back further than that -- he wrote for the New Statesman from 1968-86, a crucial period for British theatre that saw an explosion in fringe companies, playwrights and performance spaces.Among the shows ...
As British critic Benedict Nightingale wrote in the New York Times in 1986: "According to most of the rules, customs and formulae, Les Misérables ought to be a mega-flop. After all, how many...
Benedict Nightingale is a British journalist and formerly chief theatre critic for The Times. He has also written for the Guardian, New Statesman and New York Times. His previous books include Fifth Row Center: A Critic’s Year On and Off Broadway (Times Books), a diary of the 1983-84 season on Broadway which he spent exclusively working as ...
