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Snow Country:

Two feature movies to be shot in Nunavut this year, including the directorial debut by British actor Ralph Fiennes, are on hold in part because they still need funding. Filming of Fiennes' Snow Country has not started due to a combination of logistical and financial reasons, casting director Deirdre Bowen told CBC News. (read more)

Source: CBS.ca

God of Carnage:

The latest play by Yasmina Reza, God of Carnage, premieres at the West End's Gielgud Theatre on March 25 following previews from March 7, with a cast that comprises Ralph Fiennes, Tamsin Greig, Janet McTeer and Ken Stott. (read more)

Source: Playbill

Theatre critics watched the opening night of a West End play in near darkness after a power cut hit parts of central London. God Of Carnage, starring Ralph Fiennes, opened before a packed Gielgud Theatre on Tuesday night, but the lights went down about an hour into the show. (read more)

Source: BBC online

The heart of the West End was plunged into darkness for more than two hours after a major power cut. The lights went out at the opening night of God Of Carnage at the Gielgud Theatre and at Les Misérables at the Queen's Theatre as businesses in Shaftesbury Avenue suffered from a blackout. (read more)

Source: Evening Standard

God of Carnage

Source: Whatsonstage.com

God of Carnage

Source: The Stage

Carnage in the dark does not dim the acting

Source: Evening Standard

God of Carnage at the Gielgud, W1

Source: Times Online

God of Carnage: Electrifying, despite lights failing

Source: Telegraph

God of Carnage

Source: The Guardian

Fiennes Stars in 'God of Carnage'

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

God of Carnage, Gielgud Theatre, London

Source: The Independent

Ralph Fiennes Plays Cynic in `God of Carnage': Warwick Thompson

Source: Bloomberg

"God of Carnage" lacks a killer instinct

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

The God of Carnage

Source: Variety

Are you sitting uncomfortably?

Source: The Guardian

God of Carnage, Gielgud; Never So Good, National

Source: The Sunday Times

God of Carnage, Gielgud, London
Never So Good, Lyttelton, London

Source: The Independent

Sticks and stones are nothing compared to this

Source: The Globe and Mail

Skewering the middle classes at the Gielgud

Source: Bexley Times

Thanks a lot to Neve & Emma-Watson.net for sharing their video and photos of Ralph at the GOC stage door. You can watch the video online over at YouTube or download it here (QuickTime, 122MB). Check all the photos here!

First Love:

Academy Award nominees Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes will headline Gate/Beckett for the Lincoln Center Festival this summer. Gate/Beckett, comprised of three short one-man Beckett works, will play July 16-27, and feature Irish actor Barry McGovern alongside Fiennes and Neeson. The works, presented by the Gate Theater of Dublin, will run in repertory. A final marathon of all three will be presented July 27. (read more)

Source: Playbill

Tickets:

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: First Love

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: Beckett Poetry & Prose

God of Carnage:

In Art - the international long-running play that made Yasmina Reza's name and her fortune a decade ago - an argument develops between three male friends after one of them buys an expensive, all-white painting. In her new drama, God of Carnage, the bone of contention comes in a more prosaic shape: one boy has battered another, causing "a swelling of the upper lip and the breaking of both incisors", and so the parents of both children meet up, in a spirit of amicable co-operation, to resolve the matter. (read more)

Source: Telegraph

God of Carnage (2008)

In Bruges:

Official site (UK)