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National Theatre Live: The Threepenny Opera es una pelicula dirigida por Nick Wickham con Rory Kinnear, Rosalie Craig, Haydn Gwynne, Nick Holder. ... Dos nuevas películas de 'Piratas del Caribe' en desarrollo, siendo una de ellas la protagonizada por Margot Robbie. Lo último series.
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27 de may. de 2016 · Last night, myself and a group of fellow Theatre Bloggers were invited to see the National Theatre ’s production of ‘ The Threepenny Opera ’, written back in 1920s Germany by Bertolt Brecht with music by Kurt Weill. This production at the National is a new translation by Simon Stephens and directed by National Theatre Director Rufus Norris.
Rufus Norris’s production of The Threepenny Opera will be broadcast live to cinemas on 22 September 2016 from the National Theatre. The musical, which stars Rory Kinnear, Rosalie Craig, Haydn Gwynne and Sharron Small is a landmark of twentieth century musical theatre.
Obviously a National Theatre production can't carry the same charge, but Norris doesn't duck the challenge. The second half features some vicious jabs at modern British populism that chill even more when you realise they're designed to draw lines between Brecht and Weill's era and ours.
