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5 Dec 2014

Clips from the premiere of The Crucible in London on 2nd December have been posted by CinemaLive on YouTube, including a brief chat with Richard.

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5 Dec 2014

An exclusive interview back stage at The Old Vic was made available by Digital Theatre for a limited time. Thank you to Wolke Strahl for uploading to YouTube. I think it’s quite a poignant interview. Well worth a watch.

 

2 Dec 2014

A video clip of the production has been posted by The Guardian with this interview: Richard Armitage on The Crucible: ‘the audience were being attacked’.

 

2 Dec 2014

Yaël Farber and Anna Madeley talked about the filming of The Crucible on BBC News 24 earlier today. I missed the start, but the rest of the interview is here on YouTube.

Further footage from this interview can be seen on the BBC News website.

 

29 Oct 2014

The Telegraph released a brand new trailer for The Crucible today to announce the forthcoming screenings of the play in cinemas in UK and Ireland on 4th and 7th December 2014. Here is the trailer on YouTube:

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13 Oct 2014

A brand new clip introduced by Richard from The Telegraph.

 

14 Sep 2014

After a momentous 12 week run, the last performance of The Crucible was held at The Old Vic on Saturday 13 September to a packed house and with a long standing ovation from the audience. Richard marked the occasion by tweeting the following: “Good night and thank you for all your support @oldvictheatre #TheCrucible”. The video in that tweet is disabled, so he posted again with a working video from @AnglophileTV: “My thanks to @oldvictheatre @yfarber #TheCrucible @DigitalTheatre @AnglophileTV A summer to remember”.

The footage in the video took place on Tuesday 9 September, the last performance that director Yaël Farber attended.

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29 Aug 2014

Richard Hammarton, who composed the music for The Crucible, shared another of the tracks from the production on Soundcloud. ‘Ash’ was mentioned in the news below on 15th August, and now the opening sequence of music has been added, simply called ‘The Crucible’. Click the link to listen. He is hoping to make the entire soundtrack available for download and does not intend to sell it – stated on this tweet.

 

15 Aug 2014

The composer of the music for The Crucible, Richard Hammarton, shared one of the tracks from the production on Soundcloud. The title ‘Ash’ played at the start of the third act when black ash was falling on to the stage. The music will give you an impression of the atmosphere of the production for those who were not able to see it, and remind others of the ominous and eerie tone that the music evoked. Those violin notes were repeated often throughout the play.

 

20 July 2014

Richard was on Andrew Marr’s show this morning talking about The Crucible, Spooks and The Hobbit. I have uploaded the interview to YouTube and screencaps are in the gallery.

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15 July 2014

BBC Radio 2 interview on Steve Wright’s show: listen here.

 

14 July 2014

Richard appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning and it has been kindly recorded and uploaded by cassiopeia2006: watch it on YouTube or below. There is promotional footage from The Crucible so it’s well worth a watch!

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2 July 2014

Director Yael Farber was interviewed by Front Row on BBC Radio 4 and Free Thinking on BBC Radio 3. The clips are still available to listen if you follow the links, but may be removed eventually. The interviews included three extracts from the play, although it doesn’t sound like they were recorded on stage, but perhaps in a studio. They feature Richard Armitage as John Proctor and Anna Madeley, who plays John Proctor’s wife Elizabeth. I have extracted the three clips and uploaded them to the Sounds page, where you can listen or download.

 

30 May 2014

The Old Vic published a video of Richard talking about the role of Proctor and feeling like he has been preparing for this role for a long time.

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Last update 22 December 2014