Set up in Soho in 1990, Roxane Vacca Management is a theatrical agency, representing actors in film, television and theatre. Over the years we have earned a reputation for finding and nurturing exceptional new talent with clients going on to be awarded BAFTAs, Oliviers and National Television Awards. We maintain a selective list, guiding clients towards varied and successful careers across the industry.
Emma D’Arcy triumphs in The Other Place.
In their National Theatre debut, Emma leads this stellar cast in Alexander Zeldin’s reimagining of Antigone which has opened to superb reviews across the board. At the Lyttleton stage until 9 November.
Michael Sheen’s performance of White Rabbit Red Rabbit
‘Sheen is especially well suited to its mix of bunny-themed whimsy and rousing exhortation’ – Guardian
Yanexi will play Petrova, one of the three sisters at the heart of Noel Streatfield’s beloved classic. Adapted for the stage by Kendall Feaver, Katy Rudd will direct this production at the Olivier – from 23 November.
A Very Royal Scandal
Michael Sheen’s superb performance in Amazon’s three-part dramatisation of the infamous Newsnight/Prince Andrew interview is universally lauded.
Leander Deeny in Abigail’s Party
Mike Leigh’s ‘excruciating suburban comedy still stings’, says the Guardian (4*). At Northern Stage until 28 September. Then at Mercury theatre, Colchester, 2-12 October; Blackpool Grand, 22-26 October; and Rose Theatre, Kingston, 5-16 November.
Funny Woman returns to Sky, Friday 6 Sept at 9pm
Alistair Petrie reprises his role as Ted Sargent opposite Gemma Arterton
Nigel Hastings joins the cast of The Forsyte Saga
At the Park Theatre from 11 October
Michael Sheen’s one-off performance of Nassim Soleimanpour’s international hit White Rabbit Red Rabbit
At @sohoplace
Friday 4 October, 8pm
Elsa, produced by and starring Nina Yndis, premieres at the Rhode Island Film Festival
Michael Sheen transforms into Prince Andrew in first look at
‘A Very Royal Scandal’
Prime Video sets release date for 19 September – Variety
Michael Sheen to star in Kenneth Branagh’s new film
House of the Dragon finale airs
Emma D’Arcy leads the cast of season 2 to its tantalising conclusion. Catch up in the UK on NowTV, elsewhere on Max.
Collider – ‘Played by the phenomenal Emma D’Arcy, Rhaenyra has become a well-rounded, detail-oriented character who is as wise as she is brave; Rhaenyra has expressed a sense of wisdom and honesty with some of the show’s greatest quotes that deserve immense recognition.’
Roberta Taylor – in memoriam
Roberta was a hugely talented actress with a fierce intelligence, great humanity and integrity. It is with heavy hearts that we share news of her death on July 6th. We have had the privilege of working with Roberta for many decades. It was always fun. She was charming, witty and great company. So many happy times spent after shows in London, Glasgow and Manchester and over meals discussing scripts, parts, the industry and life. So many beautifully detailed performances. So much to miss.
Shireen Farkhoy’s audiodrama The Words
A poetic and thought provoking drama about two Iranian migrants with very different life experiences.
On BBC R4 at 2.15pm on 23 Jul
Nina Yndis produces and stars in Elsa
Nina’s short will have its world premiere at Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival this August
Nigel Hastings in Visit from an Unknown Woman
Poster and artwork for The Other Place
Emma D’Arcy to lead at the National Theatre this autumn
Alistair Petrie to reprise his role in the return of The Night Manager
‘The new season, which takes place eight years after the Season 1 finale, is set to air on BBC1/iPlayer in the UK, and globally on Prime Video. Colman, Petrie, Hodge, Nardone and Jupe join fellow “The Night Manager” returnee Tom Hiddleston’ – Variety
House of the Dragon premieres in NYC – starring Emma D’Arcy
Season 2 airs on June 16, available to stream in the UK on NowTV.
Anna Tolstoy in We Are Lady Parts S2
Anna recurs as Laura in their TV debut. All episodes are available to stream now on Channel 4 – the series has aired to fantastic reviews.
Gloria Obianyo appears in Eric
Opposite Benedict Cumberbatch in Abi Morgan’s new Netflix drama, out now
Press Night of Bluets at the Royal Court Theatre, starring Emma D’Arcy
Directed by Katie Mitchell, this adaptation of Maggie Nelson’s much loved book also stars Ben Whishaw and Kayla Meikle and has been eagerly anticipated by fans and critics alike.
Poppy Miller opens in Richard III at the Globe
The Gathering airs on Channel 4, with Poppy Miller
Opening to great reviews, all episodes are available online with episode one airing Tues 14 May 9pm, and episode 2 at 9pm on Weds 15 May
Emma D’Arcy leads the long awaited second season, releasing 16 June
Inspired by Antigone, Emma leads alongside Tobias Menzies and Nina Sosanya in Alexander Zeldin’s thrilling new production slated for the Lyttleton this autumn.
Opens 8 May to the 13 June
Asif Khan on the Silence tour – in conversation at the Birmingham Rep April 24-27
It’s official: House of the Dragon, starring the indomitable Emma D’Arcy, returns in June
HOTD will be available to stream on Now TV in the UK