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1st Night Photos: Sheen/Langella Toast Frost/Nixon

Editorial Staff

Editorial Staff

| London's West End |

22 August 2006

Frost/Nixon, the debut stage play from acclaimed TV screenwriter Peter Morgan (The Deal, The Jury, Colditz), received its world premiere last night (21 August 2006, previews from 10 August) at the Donmar Warehouse.

The play is inspired by the bruising 1977 interviews in which British TV presenter David Frost tried to get the disgraced former US president Richard Nixon to apologise for his crimes. Welshman Michael Sheen (who played Tony Blair in The Deal and was last seen at this address in 2003’s Caligula, which won him the Evening Standard and Critics’ Circle awards for Best Actor) and American Frank Langella play the title roles, directed by Donmar artistic director Michael Grandage.


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For 1st Night Photos, our Whatsonstage.com photographer was on hand for the post-show party at the Marlborough hotel with Sheen, Langella, Grandage as well as other members of the company – Elliot Cowan, Corey Johnson, Kate Roscoe, Rufus Wright, Amerjit Deu, Kerry Shale, Lydia Leonard and Vincent Marzello – and their guests. Frost/Nixon is designed by Christopher Oram, with lighting by Neil Austin, sound by Adam Cork and video by Jon Driscoll. Its limited season continues at the Donmar until 7 October 2006.

– by Terri Paddock

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