Following Rachel Joyce's popular novel about a senior's travels was adapted into last year's movie, it featured a few charming tracks by artist Sam Lee. In recent months, singer-songwriter Passenger delivered the music and lyrics for the stage adaptation, which is moving to the city's performance hub in winter. This recording of track versions, called One for the Road – with extra songs that were cut from the theatrical show and a guest appearance from actor Jack Wolfe, who played the storytelling character – is now accessible to watch online.
The dance company is presenting this holiday tale an urban interpretation during the holiday season, with Ebony Scrooge at this renowned theatre. Returning a decade, Kate Prince's company revolutionized this beloved story with this dance adaptation. Available from Digital Theatre.
The playwright transfers this theatrical work from late 19th-century Kristiania to mid-century Britain and transforms the main character into a former Hollywood star, in a reimagining based on the story of Oscar-nominated actor Merle Oberon. Hettie Macdonald guides the actress in the debut production at the Richmond theatre in the London borough. Streaming 25-28 November.
French film-maker this creator is most famous for his typically charming movies – but he additionally maintains a love of dance. His 2022 drama En Corps highlighted performer the artist, whose mentor this celebrated artist, the star performer became director of dance at the French institution, is documented via incredible artistic sequences in this documentary film, currently available on the streaming service.
A powerful portrayal from this performer fuels the director's recent theatrical work, which comes to National Theatre at Home on 12 November. During that time, to recognize accessibility awareness and a quarter century of the deaf-led charity Stagetext, there's an accessible streaming experience with real-time conversation for viewers. BSL-interpreted, audio-described and standard formats of the play are accessible.
The theatre company's young talent initiative collective make every minute count with this collection of short online plays, told in brief segments on the social platform. The playwrights represent various British locations and the initial installment, written by Eilidh Nurse, includes the performer known for the experienced performer. A joint effort with Rural Media.
A teenage-focused story co-written by Jodi Picoult and her young co-author was the inspiration for this youth-focused show, which combines the upheavals of growing up with a magical story based on its main character's preferred reading. Presented in New York in the past, it's on BroadwayHD.
"La Capitana" was the moniker given to the flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya, who gained popularity in the pre-war era. The artistic director Aina Alegre honors her with this performance, recorded during the Lyon Dance Biennale in recent months accessible via this online service.
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