Anthony Walker-Cook

2 months ago

Antony and Cleopatra at the Olivier Theatre: ‘Okonedo’s Cleopatra is the perfect study of the character’

Anthony Walker-Cook reviews his favourite Shakespeare play, Antony and Cleopatra, which is now being performed at the Olivier Theatre in…

2 months ago

Interview with Halley Feiffer: ‘there is nothing funnier than supreme vulnerability’

London Student’s Anthony Walker-Cook exchanges questions with Halley Feiffer about her new play A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to…

2 months ago

Interview with Ross Macgibbon, Camera Director: ‘The terror of being filmed is much worse than the actuality.’

The second in London Student’s interview series about non-acting professions in the theatre industry, Anthony Walker-Cook chats with Ross Macgibbon,…

2 months ago

Interview with Sam Stevenson, Deputy Head of Casting at the National Theatre: ‘We work in the shadows: it’s a dark art’

The first in a new interview series about non-acting professions within the theatre industry hosted by London Student, Anthony Walker-Cook…

2 months ago

Interview with Ed Edwards on The Political History of Smack and Crack: ‘The comedy and tragedy are never far apart in that world.’

London Student’s Anthony Walker-Cook exchanged questions with Ed Edwards, writer of The Political History of Smack and Crack, which is…

3 months ago

Interview with Barb Jungr on How to Hide a Lion: ‘theatre can do so much to share awareness and open discussion, and that’s a wonderful thing’

London Student’s Anthony Walker-Cook exchanges questions with Barb Jung, acclaimed jazz and cabaret artist. The two discuss Polka Theatre’s How…