Richard Ii II (Ii): Last News

The whole cast of Wicked is at the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards, but one main star is missing.

star had from spiritual philosopher Kate Tomas months before she confirmed the breakup in October 2024. Or maybe you're still caught up in the fan ship that had the internet in a chokehold for over .

“We Live in Time” actor, 41, and the “A Complete Unknown” actress, 34, have been an item, the pair has seemingly been trying to fly under the radar.“They’ve been really lowkey and have been spending time together quietly,” a source told People on Friday.Representatives for both Garfield and Barbaro did not immediately respond to The Post’s requests for comment.Notably, the reportedly couple was seen together at W Magazine’s annual Best Performances event in Los Angeles on Jan. 4, where they posed alongside Garfield’s pal Eddie Redmayne and journalist Lynn Hirschberg.Earlier this week, they were seen seated together in the audience of a performance of “Richard II” starring Jonathan Bailey at the Bridge Theatre in London’s West End.A video shared on Instagram on Thursday showed the pair dressed discreetly in baseball caps, gabbing before the performance began.A post shared by murderesselinny (@murderesslinny)Garfield’s last known romantic relationship was with spiritual reader Kate Tomas.

Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro are a new couple!

Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro are spending time together!

Jonathan Bailey is returning to his stage roots!

David Benedict “Nothing in his life became him like the leaving it.” OK, that’s the wrong play since it’s a line from “Macbeth,” but it best sums up Jonathan Bailey’s performance in the new London production of “Richard II”: The actor cranks up several gears the moment his character is forced by usurper Henry Bullingbrook to give up the throne of England for a life of imprisonment in the second half of director Nicholas Hytner’s staging of Shakespeare’s history play. But the fact that Bailey takes time to catch fire is not entirely his fault, since neither Shakespeare nor Hytner make life easy for him.

The cast of Wicked is at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards, but Jonathan Bailey is sadly not there with them.

Jonathan Bailey is headed back to the stage with a starring role in a new production of William Shakespeare‘s Richard II.

Naman Ramachandran London Theatre Company will stage a new production of Shakespeare‘s “Richard II” at the Bridge Theatre. Nicholas Hytner directs, with Jonathan Bailey starring in the title role. Bailey, renowned for his breakout role as Lord Anthony in “Bridgerton,” recently starred in Showtime’s “Fellow Travelers.” He is set to play Fiyero in the upcoming “Wicked” film and is currently filming “Jurassic World” alongside Scarlett Johansson.

David Tennant will take on the lead role in Macbeth at the end of the year for a new Donmar Warehouse production of the William Shakespeare play.

Mark Shenton Guest Contributor Two years ago, the Edinburgh Festival — comprised of film and TV events but dominated by the much larger Fringe festival — was entirely canceled by COVID. In 2021, it returned in a much truncated edition that was a hybrid of live and online performances. This year, which is the 75th anniversary of the Fringe’s founding, it has roared back to nearly full strength, at least from the point of view of performances seeking to find an audience. (There are some 3,582 shows to choose from, playing at 277 different venues.) It was at the Edinburgh Festival in 1969 that Ian McKellen, then 30, first made his mark playing Richard II in a performance that the then-Sunday Times critic Harold Hobson called “the uncontested triumph” of that year’s festival; now, more than half a century later, and aged 82, he is back on the Fringe, still pushing personal boundaries as he appears in a 75-minute danced version of “Hamlet,” performing five soliloquies from the play while dancers, choreographed by Peter Schaufuss — who in the 1980s was director of London Festival Ballet (since rebranded the English National Ballet) — enact them physically.

Oscar-winning actor William Hurt, known for his leading dramatic roles on both the stage and screen, has died at the age of 71. Born in 1950, his celebrated career spanned decades and won him Oscar, Tony, and Golden Globe nominations in the process.

William Hurt has sadly died.