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Roy Hudd in When We Are Married
Roy Hudd in When We Are Married

WOS TV: Up Close With ... Roy Hudd

Date: 18 October 2010

Comedian and actor Roy Hudd is best known for his long-running BBC Radio 2 series The News Huddlines rather than West End appearances - strange considering his myriad of theatrical credits including Fagin in Oliver!, Underneath the Arches (for which he won an Olivier Award), Babes in the Woods, Hard Times, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Solid Gold Cadillac and, most recently in London, The Wizard of Oz.

This week he returns to the Garrick Theatre, as part of a stellar cast, playing Henry Ormonroyd, the photographer in JB Priestley's comedy When We Are Married.

We meet in during a rare break from rehearsals. It is clear Hudd and the cast are having great fun with the script. Even at 74, he is quick-witted, warm and endlessly enthusiastic.

When We Are Married opens on 27 October 2010 (previews from 19 October) at the Garrick Theatre, where it's booking for a limited run until 26 February 2011.

** DON’T MISS our Whatsonstage.com Outing to WHEN WE ARE MARRIED on 25 October 2010 - including top-price ticket, a FREE programme and our EXCLUSIVE post-show Q&A, all for £25!! - click here to buy now! **

- by Joseph Pike

Related Content

Booking Tickets & Show Listings
When We Are Married Listing Page
Internal Links
Review Round-up: Priestley's Married at Garrick - 1st Nov 2010 roundup
When We Are Married starstarstar - 28th Oct 2010 reviews
1st Night Photos: Starry Opening for Married - 28th Oct 2010 photos
WOS Radio: Timely Kiss & Tell at Married Q&A - 26th Oct 2010 radio
Star-Studded Q&A at When We Are Married Outing - 25th Oct 2010 blog
Hudd & Lipman Are Married at Garrick from 19 Oct - 8th Jul 2010 news


Reader Comments


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A great entertainer and saw him last night in "When We Are Married" and his part was excellent and good fun--only disappointment that we waited to meet him and he went out a side door and yet there were only 6 people waiting at the stage door and would have been great to have met a favourite entertainer. last time I saw him on stage was years ago in "Underneath The Arches" where again he was excellent. A very much loved British Entertainer - Joe Spiteri

22 Oct 10


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