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The cast are also excellent in bringing an authentic slice of rural Donegal to the London stage. Colin Morgan excels, but the standout performance comes from Game of Throne's Ciarán Hinds as the ruddy and defiant Hugh (Radio Times).
It comes alive when Ciarán Hinds steps on stage as the shambling, raging, charismatic schoolmaster Hugh, constantly barking at his students to tell him the derivations of Latin and Greek words. When he moves his head his shoulders and torso move with it, as if his back has been stiffened from drink and rain. Hinds has a way of bellowing quietly that makes him a force on stage (The Stage).
Rehearsals have begun for the National Theatre's production of Brian Friel's Translations.
Directed by Ian Rickson, this powerful account of nationhood, which sees the turbulent relationship between England and Ireland play out in one quiet community, will open on May 22. The press night will take place on May 30.
Apart from Ciarán, the cast includes Dermot Crowley, Aoife Duffin, Adetomiwa Edun, Michelle Fox, Laurence Kinlan, Seamus O'Hara, Judith Roddy and Rufus Wright.
As a Professor Russell Potter writes in his blog: "We'll have to let go of our idealized version, for instance, of Franklin, and let Hinds's masterful performance of Sir John as an ambitious commander who throws caution to the winds, take its place..."
In spite of the presence of a monstruous predator, we must never forget that the real terror is what lies in the hearts of supposedly civilized men.
Ciarán stars as Robert R. Gilruth, the Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center, in a biopic of Neil Armstrong, the first man on the Moon, based on James R. Hansen's book First Man: the life of Neil Armstrong.
The part may not be a big one, but the character was at the center of things nearly every step of the way from the Sputnik launching in 1957 to the Moon landings that began in 1969.
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Translations
If your intent is to destroy a culture, the first thing you do is take away that culture's language.
First Man
The life of Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 mission that led him to the Moon.
The Terror
After Sir John Franklin's death, Captain Crozier leads his crewmen on a desperate attempt to escape the terror on the ice.
The Girl from the North Country
A community living on a knife-edge huddle together in the local guesthouse.
Red Sparrow
Russian spy Dominika Egorova is drafted to become a trained seductress, and is assigned to operate against a CIA officer.
Elizabeth Harvest
A story about obsession, betrayal and identity.
Justice League
A superhero team faces a jack-of-all-evil-trades that can use his tools to counter their strengths.
Woman Walks Ahead
An artist moves to Dakota in the 19th century and tries to help the Sioux chief Sitting Bull keep the land for his people.
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