Guy Masterson’s legendary solo show returns to Edinburgh Fringe for its 30th anniversary – with a bold new lead ...

Blythe assiduously inhabits every quadruped on the farm: Boxer, Clover, Napoleon, Snowball, Benjamin, Molly, Muriel, Moses, dogs, sheep, hens, cows, ducks, the cat – and Squealer is a tour de force!

Andy Serkis on Reimagining George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ for a New Era The actor-turned-director's updated adaptation of the 1945 classic premiered at the Annecy animation film festival this ...

Andy Serkis emphasizes artistic integrity in adapting Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' focusing on storytelling over catering to algorithms or trends.

Though its chattering barnyard insurgents have been a classroom fixture for decades, George Orwell’s Animal Farm isn’t anyone’s idea of all-ages entertainment. Andy Serkis’ new, animated take on the ...

George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' is ripe for reimagining, but apart from stars like Seth Rogen and Woody Harrelson, the CG cartoon misses the point.

When George Orwell published “Animal Farm” 80 years ago, he intended the book — in which barnyard animals rebel against their human overlords to create an egalitarian society, only to slide ...

George Orwell had a unique talent for predicting the future in his books, notably 1984, but now seeing director Andy Serkis’ new animated take on Orwell’s 1945 all-too-predictive allegory and ...

A review of 'Animal Farm', a new version of the classic George Orwell Allegory about Animals taking over humans jobs. Directed by Andy Serkis .

Animal Farm will be released at a date TBD. This review is based on a screening at the 2025 Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Though its chattering barnyard insurgents have been a ...

Despite Animal Farm ‘s well-known origins as a political satire, Serkis noted back in 2012 when this project was first revealed that “We’re keeping it fable-istic and [aimed at] a family ...

Drama Centre Theatre May 15, 4pm The best thing about The Finger Players’ adaptation of Animal Farm, English author George Orwell’s classic 1945 novella, is Loo An Ni’s astonishing puppets.