The National Theatre is 50 years old today. There are tributes in the press aplenty, but I just wanted to remember some of my highlights... Daniel Evans, Claudie Blakeley and Adrian Ross-Magenty in John Caird's melancholy-cum-merry
Peter Pan, Clive Rowe's wonderfully endless encores of 'Sit Down, Your Rocking the Boat' in
Guys and Dolls, almost everything in Trevor Nunn's production of
Summerfolk, the clarity of motivation in Nunn's
The Merchant of Venice, the presentation of everybody's story in Katie Mitchell's production of
Three Sisters, the immediacy of Samuel Adamson's version of Ibsen's
Pillars of the Community,
War Horse, the warmth of Zoë Wanamaker as Beatrice in
Much Ado About Nothing, the superb physical comedy of
One Man Two Guvnors... here's to many more.
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