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| Leighton Buzzard Observer & Citizen |
| Acting's No Drag for Roger - Anne Cox, March 2009 |
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| telegraph.co.uk |
| In The Thick Of It - Jasper Rees, January 2007 |
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| The Times |
| The Rogue in Vogue - Ian Johns, February 2006 |
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| TheatreGoer |
| Herr Apparent - Matt Wolf, April 2004 |
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| Independant.co.uk |
| Roger Allam: History caught in the act
- Rhoda Koenig, 4th September 2003 |
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| The
Sunday Telegraph - Review |
| The haunted chancellor - Jasper Rees,
24th August 2003 |
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| The
Stage Newspaper |
| Maureen Paton gets the details on Roger's
role in What The Night Is For, 28th
November 2002 |
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| The
London Theatre Guide |
| The Big Interview with Roger Allam, 28th
November 2002 |
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| Times
Online |
| For 'actor's actor' Roger Allam, starring
with Gillian Anderson could finally be
the making of him. Roger is interviewed
by Robert Gore-Langton for Times Online. |
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| TheatreNow.com |
| Roger is co-starring in What The Night
Is For at the Comedy Theatre. Paul Webb
interviewed him for TheatreNow.com. |
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| Time
Out Magazine |
| In 1991 there was an article
in Time Out Magazine about The Strange
Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
By clicking on the above link you can
read the interview that Roger gave as
part of the article (thanks to Ricia for
providing me with the interview). |
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| The
Sunday Telegraph Magazine |
| In 1995 Roger gave an interview
for The Sunday Telegraph Magazine which
was very interesting and you can read
this by clicking the link above. |
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| The
Telegraph |
| Roger gave an interview
for the Telegraph in February 2000 just
before the Olivier Awards that year. This
was also very interesting and you can
read it by clicking the link above. |
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 The
Clarence Derwent Awards 2000 Roger
also received the Clarence Derwent
Award for Best Supporting Actor at
Equity's annual conference in June
2000. His award was for his role as
Ulysses in Troilus and Cressida
at The National Theatre.
In this picture he is with Kika Markham
who received the Award for Best Supporting
Actress.
Clarence Derwent was a British actor
from 1884-1959 who went to the US
in 1915 and appeared in Major Barbara
in New York. He continued to play
important supporting roles for the
next 31 years. He established the
awards in 1945 in New York and London
for best supporting performances. |
