Samuel West - Close the Coalhouse Door on Radio 4, A Treasury of Poems press launch

The radio adaptation of Close the Coalhouse Door is next week's Saturday Drama.

According to the Independent, Sam will attend the press launch for IF: A Treasury of Poems for Almost Every Possibility at Foyles today.

Samuel West - poetry readings, narrations, TV trailers

Sheila Hancock and Sam will read Resurgam, a poem by Andrew Motion, at Touching Eternity on 26 September.
The Josephine Hart Poetry Week readings will take place at the Arts Theatre (via @ShentonStage). Sam will read poetry by Larkin on 11 October (his Twitter, @exitthelemming).

Weltethos will be performed at the Ether Festival on 7 October (via Bang On PR).
Sam gave a spoken introduction to The Garden of Earthly Delights by Simon Bainbridge at a Proms Saturday Matinee in August; the Birmingham Post described his narration as "excellent." Two tweets from him about the work:

At the Proms tomorrow I will rent the services of a sinister, debauched German horticulturalist.
— Samuel West (@exitthelemming) August 17, 2012

Yes, that's right: I'm going to hire Ominous Boche and his Garden of Earthly Delights bit.ly/S1GPBU
— Samuel West (@exitthelemming) August 17, 2012

Hyde Park on Hudson will be screened at the London Film Festival in October.
Sam and co-stars Olivia Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson and Elizabeth Marvel discussed the film with Emmanuel Levy in a recent interview.

Sam is one of the narrators for the audiobook A Possible Life by Sebastian Faulks, which was released earlier this week (via @exitthelemming). Excerpts can be heard on Soundcloud and Audible.
Grimm Tales for Young and Old was released last week (Audiogo).

The Drama Lives on ITV trailer has a couple of clips from Mr Selfridge and a glimpse of Sam. He recently did some dubbing for the first two episodes (@exitthelemming).
He appears briefly in the trailer for The British (via Jenn).

Dan Stevens

A selection of interviews and articles about series 3 of Downton Abbey: Huffington Post, MSN, ITV press pack, BBC, ITV Meridian.

Broadway World has a video interview about The Heiress with the play's cast and director Moises Kaufman.

Vamps will be released in the US in early November.

Dan's September Telegraph column is available online.

Out and about: Corinthia immersive theatre competition, Samsung party, Authors vs Actors, Man Booker Shortlist Press Conference, Fashion's Night Out.

Charles Edwards - Much Ado About Nothing, This House, Utopia

(Screencap from the "Globe on Screen" trailer)
Much Ado About Nothing will be screened as part of "Globe on Screen", a selection of filmed plays from the Globe. It will be shown in cinemas in the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand from late September. Click here for venues and dates.
An article from Filmoria has some reflections from Charles, Matthew Pidgeon and Jeremy Herrin about the technicalities involved in the filming.

Tickets for This House have sold out. The National Theatre has advised that some tickets may become available closer to the performance dates; this page has further information.

Charles will no longer be doing Utopia, due to a scheduling conflict (his Twitter, @CEdwardsActor).