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Tag Archives: James McAvoy
Revival of ‘The Ruling Class’ – bitingly funny
Last week my daughter, half Scottish, and I went to see James McAvoy’s latest West End theatre performance in ‘The Ruling Class’. I read in the programme that Mr McAvoy had appeared in ‘Breathing Corpses’ at the Royal Court in … Continue reading
Posted in London, Treats
Tagged 1960s, black humour, Forbes Masson, James McAvoy, London theatre, McAvoy, review, revivals, The Ruling Class, the West End, Trafalgar Studios
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James McAvoy – Three Days of Rain, Macbeth and Filth
For me visual culture absolutely includes film, I love the big screen and will go whenever I think a film might be aimed at just a bit more than the teenage-boy demographic. I love intense or spectacular and preferably both … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Culture & Design, Film
Tagged Bruce Robertson, controversial, film, Filth, Irvine Welsh, James McAvoy, Macbeth, Scottish, Three Days of Rain, Trafalgar Studios
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