Eyre's

The unexpected luxury of digging deeper into a familiar and traditional production – Richard Eyre's staging was new in 1994 – is that you begin to understand the limitless ways of interpreting Verdi's masterpiece.

Antonio Meneses and Maria João Pires; La traviata – review 2012

She is not, however, an ideal Amanda, and though there are many good things about Richard Eyre's staging, her performance is not one of them.

When Coward's Amanda Turns Cougar Terry Teachout 2011

Edward Hall's artistic directorship has restored Hampstead as a beacon of new writing: the year began with Nina Raine's unflinching, swirlingly staged hospital drama Tiger Country, and ended with Richard Eyre's fine production of Nicholas Wright's sharp-edged The Last of the Duchess.

The best theatre of 2011: Susannah Clapp's choice 2011

He and Tutte were in Eyre's side that beat Chelsea in the 2008 FA Youth Cup final.

Steve Eyre keeps Rochdale buoyant as late goal deflates Huddersfield | Jeremy Alexander 2011

But, even if Wright's play is based on a dubious premise, Richard Eyre's staging explores the central power struggle with great style and yields two excellent performances.

The Last of the Duchess – review 2011

The well-to-do are also on display at the Music Box Theatre in Richard Eyre's revival of Noel Coward's frothy face, Private Lives.

Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Krapp's Last Tape, John Schaefer Celebrates 30 Years, Private Lives and More Chris Kompanek 2011

Eyre's production lets the words take center stage, and while it doesn't provide new revelations about the work, it's a lot of fun, and Rob Howell's second-act set is a work of whimsical art.

Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Krapp's Last Tape, John Schaefer Celebrates 30 Years, Private Lives and More Chris Kompanek 2011

Eyre's production lets the words take center stage, and while it doesn't provide new revelations about the work, it's a lot of fun, and Rob Howell's second-act set is a work of whimsical art.

Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Krapp's Last Tape, John Schaefer Celebrates 30 Years, Private Lives and More Chris Kompanek 2011

The well-to-do are also on display at the Music Box Theatre in Richard Eyre's revival of Noel Coward's frothy face, Private Lives.

Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Krapp's Last Tape, John Schaefer Celebrates 30 Years, Private Lives and More Chris Kompanek 2011

Peter Eyre's Colonel Pickering has a courtesy that offsets Higgins's intemperate rudeness.

Pygmalion - review 2011