The “Feddler on the Rooof”, which I loved in 1964, received most of the nominations on Tuesday for this year’s Olivier Awards, which equals Britain from Tonys.
The exhibition got 13 gestures – seven more than any play or other play – including the best musical revival, as it opposes the production of “Hello, Dolly!” IMELDA StAnton, which ran in Palladium in London, as well as the constant revival of. ”Oliver!“At the Gilgood Theater and” Starlight Express “at Protrbadour Wembley Park Theater.
It is directed by Jordan, “Fiddler on The Rooof” is a dazzling version of the story of Jewish milk in Tsarist Russia, which marries its daughters against the background of the anti -Semitic massacres. He received delirium reviews when it was opened last August at the outdoor Regent Park Theater. (Transfer To the Barbican Center On May 24).
Marianca Swin, Writing in Daily TelegraphAnd the production called “Masterclass in the budget of innovation with traditions.” Swin wrote that Vin resisted the temptation to extract aspects of musical similarities to contemporary events such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine or anti -Semitism. “No need when you come through strongly anyway,” the references added.
FEIN was nominated in the category of the best managers, where he will face a narrow competition from the managers of three of the most desirable plays last year: Nicholas Hitner on the “giant”, about the anti -Samia Rield Dal, last year in the royal stadium The opening in April at the western end; Robert Aik for a “Oedipus” version who ran at Winddham Theater; And Elin Arbu for “years”, which works at the Harold Pinter Theater.
“Years”, which tells the life story of a French woman from early childhood to late affairs, was recently talking about the scene of the theater in London, because many members of the audience fainted during a scene in which she tries to give herself aborting the needle of knitting.
Both “years” and “giant” have received five nominations and will compete for the award for the best desired new game, along with “Kyoto”, on climate change negotiations, which work in Sohoplace until May 3And “Changer“About two high school lovers who meet eight years later after the division, which ran at the Duke of York Theater.
“Fear of 13“Production starring Adrien Brody, which ran in the Donmar warehouse, is the best candidate for new play.
Brody obtained a nomination in the category of the best actor for his performance as a man who was sentenced to death because of the rape and the killing he did not commit. He will compete for that award against Papaa Essiedu, for “Death of England: Delroy” in Sohopace; John Lihjo for his role in the role of Rield Dal in “The Giant”; Mark is strong for his performance in the role of “Oedipus” in Windhiham Theater; Billy Crodob for “Harry Clark” at the Ambassador Theater.
The award winners are scheduled to be announced on April 6 at a ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Another category that is likely to be monitored is the best actress, because she sees two competing jocastas: Lesley Manville, nominated for “Oedipus” at Wyndham Theater; Andira Pharma, which was nominated for the various “OEDIPUS” at the Old VIC Theater.
It was also nominated in this category, Heather AgePong for “Mughairun”, Rosie Shehi for “Machinal” in Old VIC, and Mera Syal for “A TUPPERWARE OF ASHES” in the National Theater.
