Alan Bennett News

Smut's blunt title may be Alan Bennett's biggest joke. Because the two novellas that make up Smut are models of delicacy.

Black Keys band members Dan Auerbach, and Patrick Carney . The Ohio duo plays dates in London before a U.S. tour.

At times, Alan Bennett 's The Madness of George lll seems like a one-man show - in spite of its sizable cast.

For their next production, which will run from 15th to 18th February in Everton Village Hall, the Village Players will be presenting four one act plays from Alan Bennett's acclaimed Talking Heads series.

PLAYWRIGHT, author and actor Alan Bennett has lent his support to the campaign to reopen the disused railway line between Colne and Skipton.

David Haig, center, with Orlando James, Beruce Khan, Ryan Saunders and Peter McGovern in "The Madness of George III," by Alan Bennett, at the Apollo Theatre in London.

A new Alan Bennett play, a behind-the-scenes drama about Parliament, and a swashbuckling adventure from "One Man, Two Guvnors" author Richard Bean are part of the upcoming season at Britain's National Theatre.

A new play from The History Boys playwright will premiere at the National in October - but what it is about remains a mystery Man of the People ... Alan Bennett's new play People will premiere at the National Theatre in late October.

David Haig stars in the West End in a new production of Alan Bennett 's The Madness of George III , opening officially at the West End's Apollo Theatre Jan.

Alan Bennett 's PEOPLE will make its National Theatre debut this October, The Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye confirms today.

KIRDFORD Players have foregone their traditional pantomime to stage a witty and colourful adaptation by Alan Bennett of Kenneth Grahame's classic story, The Wind in the Willows .

Luscombe began his theatre career as an actor, first in Cambridge University drama club Footlights and later in rep, at the National Theatre and in the RSC.

Alan Bennett, author of The History Boys and The Madness of King George , among countless other books, plays and memoirs, is a grand old man of British letters.