About Peanut

Once in a generation a rare acting talent comes along. Introducing... Peanut aka Barley. #YourChristmasOrMine@asabfb #CoraKirk #AlexJennings pic.twitter.com/yi7o3I9We6

— Prime Video UK (@primevideouk) December 15, 2022

What Walls Hold

On Christmas Day at 18.45 GMT you can hear Alex in a docudrama about Tavistock House on BBC Radio 3. Alex will play Charles Dickens. For more information check: BBC Radio 3.

Nocturne

In November Alex performed Nocturne, with Lucy Parham and Harriet Walter at the Chopin Society.

Huge thanks to the Chopin Society for inviting us to perform "Nocturne" yesterday. Wonderful to play for a packed hall on a heavenly piano and to be reunited with the wonderful Alex Jennings & Harriet Walter.🥰 @SteinwayHallUK @ChopinSoc pic.twitter.com/CtVJZOBeML

— Lucy Parham (@LucyParham) November 21, 2022

London Premiere "Your Christmas or Mine?"

Alex is interviewed at the premiere of the film in London.

Your Christmas or Mine?

Alex plays Humphrey in this Christmas film, now available on Amazon Prime.

Gurrelieder

Alex performed at the Royal Festival Hall again, in Gurrelieder by Schoenberg with the London Philharmonic.

A short review at: LondonTheatre1

So, today’s matinee of #TheSouthburyChild by the incredible #StephenBeresford @_bridgetheatre was our 50th performance.. can’t believe it’s going so quick-only 4 weeks left #actorslife #lovemyjob 1st night card by the multi-talented #JoHerbertMakes (on Etsy) pic.twitter.com/qVlHAKTfls

— Hermione Gulliford 💙 (@hermy1G) July 30, 2022

The Southbury Child

Nicholas Hytner, the director of The Southbury Child, is interviewed by Kate Mosse on the play.

Undeclared War Interview

Channel 4 has a press pack on The Undeclared War at Channel 4.

The pack contains an interview with Alex at Alex Jenning as David Neal.

The Undeclared War

The new series on cyber warfare starts on Channel 4 on June 30. More information at Radio Times.

Southbury Child Production Images

The Chichester Festival Theatre has published a gallery of both production and rehearsal pictures for "The Southbury Child". The pictures were taken by Manuel Harlan.

Full gallery at: Chichester Festival Theatre.

Southbury Child in Rehearsal

Research

The Southbury Child is the second of Stephen Beresford’s plays to be set in Dartmouth, on the South Devon coast. His first, The Last of the Haussmans (@nationaltheatre) dealt with a family in disarray, clinging to nostalgia, and a disintegrating political philosophy 🏡 pic.twitter.com/MFoXb8iIPD

— Bridge Theatre (@_bridgetheatre) May 31, 2022

A gorgeous afternoon spent talking shop with Stephen Beresford, Nick Hytner and the cast of Stephen’s wonderful new play #TheSouthburyChild. It’s about a vicar who gets unstuck when a mother who has lost a child wants a funeral he cannot agree to. Heartbreaking, funny, profound. pic.twitter.com/ErVygckjNk

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) May 19, 2022

Southbury Child Gallery

The Bridge has posted a serie of rehearsal pictures by Manuel Harlan at Bridge Theatre.

The Southbury Child Rehearsals

Rehearsals for The Southbury Child have started at the Bridge. Writer Stephen Beresford, director Nicholas Hytner and Alex talk about the play in this clip.

Operation Mincemeat

Operation Mincemeat will be available on Netflix from May 9. Alex plays John Masterman.

Opening Night Straight Line Crazy

Spotted, Alex Jennings at the official opening of Straight Line Crazy, who's coming to see him in The Southbury Child?

Find out more: https://t.co/q3dqDOcShw

📸 Craig Sugden pic.twitter.com/4GsB4NTaan

— Bridge Theatre (@_bridgetheatre) April 7, 2022

This Is Going to Hurt

The Radio Times has published a short article on the new series at Radio Times.

And a five star review in the Evening Standard.

What to watch

1. Munich

This film is now available on Netflix, Alex plays Sir Horace Wilson.

2. This Is Going to Hurt

From tonight, February 8, 21.00 GMT on BBC1, the new series "This Is Going to Hurt". Alex plays Mr Lockhart. The series has 7 episodes. Alex talks about the series an his work on it on the BBC website.

3. NT at Home

The National Theatre now has three productions featuring Alex on its website:

Hansard, a recent production at the Bridge Theatre

The Habit of Art, Alan Bennett, with Alex playing Henry and Benjamin Britten

50 Years on Stage: Alex appears in two segments. He plays George Bush in "Stuff Happens" and Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady".