Hamlet actor Samuel Blenkin on raising a music problem with Thom Yorke
Blenkin felt the speech and the music were at odds when the company first tried “To be or not to be”, and he had to find his nerve to say so.
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Blenkin felt the speech and the music were at odds when the company first tried “To be or not to be”, and he had to find his nerve to say so.

The staging built on Thom Yorke's reworking of Hail to the Thief has started its London run, with press night still to come on 12 November.

BBE's album of Radiohead songs remade as hip-hop, soul, jazz and dance is being reissued on double vinyl, with one track changed since 2006.
In an interview published in Spanish, O'Brien says music, walks in the Welsh hills and cold water helped him through that period.
The walk-through Kid A Mnesia installation stays at La Maravilla Studios until 27 December, then moves on to San Francisco in January.
Ahead of the Barbican run, Yorke also admits he cannot say whether Hail to the Thief is the pop record he called it in 2003.
Tickets for their Oud Festival opener were hard to get, so the pair now play the same theatre again the next day.
The Scottish publisher's career took in Radiohead at Warner/Chappell and Thom Yorke at Chrysalis, before he co-founded Big Deal Music.
The band's two official sites agree the tickets are gone, but not on whether any can be passed on.
To The Upcoming's reviewer the sold-out London night hardly felt like a gig, with no hits to dance along to and no spectacle.
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Alongside Yorke, the pictures take in the production's two co-directors, its choreographer Jess Williams, and actors and musicians from the London company.
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The whole album goes out through a 360-degree sound system on three nights this autumn.
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The 13 judges will choose a shortlist of eight from this year's folk, roots and acoustic albums from Britain and Ireland, with a winner named in February.
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Yorke tells Styles how “Everything in Its Right Place” came out of a winter when he could not write, and says he could not write another one now.
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The shows were fun while they lasted, Yorke tells Harry Styles, but he needed months and a return to his solo work before he felt himself again.
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Between songs in Paris, O'Brien talked to the hall about his day and about not being used to life at the front of the stage.
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Talking to O'Brien backstage in Milan, Rolling Stone Italia learned when Radiohead go back to the rehearsal room before Australia and Japan.
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The poster first went up on London walls in black and white; this time it comes in bright green and orange, signed, in a small edition.
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On the tour's only Italian night, O'Brien invited the stalls to join him at the front, until the ushers sent them back to their seats.
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Yorke traces his love of Young back to a magazine that told the teenage singer his demo tape sounded like Neil Young.
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The tour's first night mixed the new album with three songs from Earth and one that never made the record.
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Before his Milan show, O'Brien tells Corriere della Sera how making his second solo record helped him work through a depression rooted in childhood.
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Fans in Mexico City now get two months with the Kid A Mnesia film, instead of the three weeks first planned.
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Steve Reich's piece built on two Radiohead songs got a Radiohead member on bass, and Greenwood took the solo guitar in Electric Counterpoint as well.
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Once a seat type at a show is fully applied for, it closes, and the official site says it then gets no general sale.
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The pair tell Het Parool their drawings began beside The Smile's first album sessions, in a medium that keeps every slip.
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In the first British chart week after the 2027 tour dates, three of the band's older albums and “Creep” all went up.
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Sharon Horgan's new comedy closes its first episode on Radiohead, over a mother lying awake beside the son who has just come home.
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Godrich says the band was really an excuse for two old friends to spend time together, and it now has a record, a live band and dates in Europe.
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Fans who missed out can still hope for a few later releases to registered fans, or official resale at face value from next April.
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