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NOW ON SALE: The Holy Rosenbergs starring Tracy-Ann Oberman & Dan Fredenburgh

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Tickets are now on sale for the #MenierChocolateFactory’s revival of #TheHolyRosenbergs (27 February to 2 May)

Written by Ryan Craig & directed by Lindsay Posner

Tracy Ann oberman, Simon Peggy (crying) in front of a picture of Billie Piper on the wall

Wednesday

Imogen Stubbs will star as Leni Riefenstahl in Wendy Oberman & Jonathan Lewis’ play A Thing of Beauty, about the film icon whose work inspired Steven Spielberg – but who was blighted by her association with the Nazis.

Cahoots Theatre Company’s production will run at the Tabard Theatre 5 Feb-1 Mar.

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I’m honoured to share that I’ve been awarded an MBE for services to Holocaust Education & Combatting Antisemitism.
My Merchant of Venice 1936—is driven by commitment to Holocaust education & challenging antisemitism through storytelling.And bringing communities together through shared understanding

And just like that The Merchant of Venice 1936, 2025 run has come to a close. Here’s hoping this is not the last we all see of this 5* production. A moment in theatre history that long needs to be told and not forgotten x

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 to all involved x

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b00gd3f0 Released On: 06 Jan 2009Available for over a year Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman champions the life of the Hollywood actress Bette Davis. She joins Matthew Parris to discuss Bette's complex character and achievements, including twice winning Oscars for Best Actress. They're joined by Robyn Karney - an expert witness for one of the silver screen's most enduring icons. Producer: Miles Warde First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2009.

She was never afraid to look at the ugly, to show the ugly side of humanity. She was not afraid to say people are ugly and the truth is ugly, and glamour, industry tries to show all the time is not the truth human nature are.
BBC Radio 4extra, Bette Davis
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The Merchant of Venice 1936 - Birmingham Rep - The Reviews Hub Writer: William Shakespeare Adaptors: Tracey-Ann Oberman and Brigid Lamour Director: Brigid Larmour Shakespeare’s plays are some of the most well-loved texts in the world. With universal themes like l...

#THEATRE #REVIEW ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Merchant of Venice 1936 Birmingham REP www.thereviewshub.com/the-merchant... "a production for anyone and everyone and a firm reminder that we are stronger together" #Birmingham

Review: Merchant of Venice 1936 at Birmingham Rep Merchant of Venice 1936 transports Shakespeare's original text to the 1930s, starring Tracy-Ann Oberman as the first female Shylock

Review: Merchant of Venice 1936 at Birmingham Rep.

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Interval at the Palace in Westcliff - @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social as a magnificent Shylock in a Merchant for these times.

Picture of the stage at the rep set up for the performance

At the Birmingham Rep to see The Mechant of Venice 1936 with @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social

Looking forward to it!

Tracy-Ann Oberman pictured on set filming for Netflix thriller Runaway as character Jessica Kinburg alongside co star James Nesbitt.

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Saw the Tracy-Ann Oberman Merchant of Venice at Cardiff New Theatre tonight- an excellent and hauntingly pertinent take on one of Shakespeare's more problematic stories. Great cast and astonishing set design, all fired by the wounded but defiant Shylock played by @tracyannoberman.bsky.social

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ REVIEW - The Merchant of Venice 1936 is incredibly thought-provoking and is a world class production! - Manchester Theatres .com

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🏷️ #Merchantofvenice1936 #MOV1936

Album cover with Yvonne and Ianto

Torchwood One Before the Fall. I wasn't sure what to expect from this series, but I really enjoyed it. @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social is so good at playing the strong and determined Yvonne. It makes for a great listen to just hear how she absolutely controls every situation.

Saw the amazing @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social in #TheMerchantOfVenice1936 last night. Powerful, moving and with a message about not letting history repeat itself. Thanks to all in the company

Tonight I went to see (one of my favourite actors @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social in #MerchantofVenice1936 - simply brilliant 🥰

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Blimey. I saw #MerchantOfVenice1936 in Bath last night at @theatreroyalbath.bsky.social. My review for @bristol247.bsky.social is up later, but in short, GO. @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social gave a performance that will stay with me for life. In Bath ‘til Sat, then touring: merchantofvenice1936.co.uk

Lovely suprise in @graziauk ❤️thanks so much chaps

Tickets for the newly announced tour location are on sale NOW! The Merchant of Venice 1936 will be playing @RichmondTheatre 8th to 12th April.

Book now so you don’t miss out. 🎟️

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‘The team work of Tracy-Ann Oberman and Brigid Larmour cannot be praised enough and the result is unforgettable theatre of the highest order.’

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The stage set - 1930s street

The cast taking a bow

The front of the Liverpool Playhouse.

Absolutely first class Shakespeare, directed by Tracy Ann Oberman. Cast, performances, staging, all brilliant. Do go and see it if you can. #theatre #shakespeare

5 reasons to see The Merchant of Venice 1936 at the Liverpool Playhouse.

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The Merchant of Venice 1936 – Liverpool Playhouse - North West End UK The authenticity in this production is what struck me at rst, with the Jewish culture and language centre-stage for the preamble. And it didn’t matter that we may not understand what they were saying ...

#REVIEW - The Merchant of Venice 1936 at Liverpool Playhouse "interesting and engaging and it should be the palimpsest for all future adaptations" northwestend.com/the-merchant... #TheatreSky #Liverpool

REVIEW: 'Powerful, pertinent and intelligent' production of The Merchant of Venice 1936 at the Playhouse More the Merchant of Mile End than the Merchant of Venice, this production places the action in 1930’s East End London, where Oswald Moseley incites hatred against the Jewish community. Indee

REVIEW: 'Powerful, pertinent and intelligent' production of The Merchant of Venice 1936 at the Playhouse www.birkenhead.news/review-power...

The Merchant Of Venice 1936 at the Playhouse today. Very good 👏👏👏

Really enjoyed The Merchant of Venice at the Liverpool playhouse. @tracyannoofficial.bsky.social is excellent as Shylock. Interesting idea to move the setting to the East End in 1936 too given the overall themes of the play

Tracy-Ann Oberman: “I am so delighted that, by popular demand, MOV1936 is coming back. The message of my female Shylock… feels more pertinent than ever. Its impact has been beyond my wildest hopes and ambitions for it.” 

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