If you have Sky Max or Now TV then you may be in for a treat. Jemma will guest star in episode 3 of the new Crime Drama, “Wolfe” (interesting title!), alongside David Threlfall. No official cast list has been released yet – the tweet below noted the episode 3 appearance. More details as and when we get them.
All episodes will be available from 10 September 2021. There also seems to be a very brief glimpse of Jemma in the trailer – 26 seconds in, walking beside a stretcher:
I honestly never thought I’d be typing this again but a small batch of 1920 x 1080 HD screencaptures of Jemma Redgrave from Series 23, Episode 22 of Holby City have been added to the gallery. Samples below:
Gallery Link: TV Series/Holby City/HD Screencaptures/S23E22
Well, Bernie’s back! And Holby City have released the trailer and a clip from next week’s episode – due to air on Tuesday 7 September 2021 at 7.50pm on BBC1:
ITV have released the synopsis for Season 6, Episode 2 of “Grantchester” and the cast list features Jemma as Amelia Gurney-Clifford (so, Amelia has married St John then!). Episode 2 airs on ITV on Friday 10 September at 9pm. The full-size version of the image above is available in the gallery.
When a baptism service is disrupted by a man claiming he’s the rightful father of the child, and not the smiling parents around the font, Will and Geordie find themselves drawn into a complicated family dispute which seems to be connected to the murder of Joan Beaumont, the head of a local adoption agency. With both sets of parents having reasons to want Joan silenced, are any of them responsible for her death? Meanwhile at the vicarage, a sinister blackmail letter arrives for Leonard, forcing Will to visit his own difficult family in the hopes of raising the money to pay the demand. But when his newly-arrived-in-town step-sister, Tamara, jeopardises Will’s chances with step-dad St John, Leonard decides to take matters into his own hands – and face his blackmailer, alone…
Confirmed: Grantchester returns for a new eight-part series on Friday 3 September at 9pm on @ITV. @KudosTV @GrantchesterUK @tombrittney @kaceyainsworth #Grantchester pic.twitter.com/Bh6CkKFMQC
— ITV Press Centre (@itvpresscentre) August 18, 2021
On 6 July 2021, “Constellations” held a Press Performance at the Vaudeville Theatre.
Jemma was in attendance and thanks to Sidetrack London for the image of Jemma with Simon Slater, who composed the original score for “Constellations”. Full size image is in the Gallery:
Gallery Link: Appearances/2021/”Constellations” Press Performance
A series of “arrival photos” for the Royal Albert Hall 150th Anniversary Concert have been released. See below (thanks to zimbio for the photos) – and full size versions are in the Gallery:
Gallery Link: Appearances/2021/Royal Albert Hall 150th Anniversary Concert – Arrivals
“Courtyard Classics Live” is a four day festival at Beckenham Place Park, London. Jemma will appear on Day Two:
Day Two, July 23rd – A Soldier’s Tale
A septet of London’s top musicians from the English Chamber Orchestra unravel Stravinsky’s virtuosic score, reliving the Russian folk tale of a soldier who trades his fiddle for unparalleled gain. This darkly witty theatrical work, narrated here by the legendary Jemma Redgrave, was first seen in 1918 but the planned run of performances had to be cut short due to the Spanish ‘flu epidemic. Virtuosic Co-Leader of the London Philharmonic Vesselin Gellev is the solo violinist.
All concerts last one hour with food and drink available.
For more information and to book tickets, go to “Courtyard Classics Live”.
A bit short notice this but Jemma will be a “special guest” at the Royal Albert Hall’s 150th Anniversary Concert on Monday 19 July 2021 at 7.30pm:
Join us in this celebration of the Hall’s 150th birthday at our first full-capacity event since March 2020
David Arnold (James Bond films, Independence Day, Sherlock) turns his compositional genius to create a musical snapshot of the Hall’s unique history. Let this new ten-movement work, titled A Circle of Sound, take you on a sonic journey through our first 150 years.
Special guests including Melanie C, Michael Sheen, Nicola Adams, Brian Cox, Claudia Winkleman, Jess Gillam, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Charles Dance, LionHeart, Eden Tikare, Jemma Redgrave and Helen Pankhurst will join David on stage to present readings about each movement penned by writers Neil Gaiman, Jack Thorne, Dorian Lynskey and Joe Penhall.
Creative agency People – who produced the show and visuals for the 2019 Special Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies – and film production house White Stone Media will bring the show to life on the big screen.
Local choirs, schools, and other community groups worked with David for over a year to compose this new piece. They will also take to the stage to show the importance of our community after this year of turmoil, supported by our very own Albert’s Orchestra and the National Youth Choir of Great Britain.
We can’t wait to welcome you back for this special anniversary event celebrating our history this summer.
Jemma will feature in #5:
Let Us Through the Guarded Gate 8’30
The Suffragettes and their history at the Hall
presented by Helen Pankhurst
feat. Jemma Redgrave
Tickets are available from the Royal Albert Hall website
There is a new interview with Jemma in The Times. The majority of the interview is behind a paywall – however, The Times are currently offering 3 months access for £3.
In the interview, Jemma talks about her home, her childhood and lockdown. The introduction to the interview is not paywalled:
I’ve lived in north London, in various parts, for 30-odd years. I’ve been in the house I’m in now, an art deco semi, since 2015, with my two boys. It’s not hugely prepossessing from the outside, but the space inside is lovely. The woman before me, Lotte, who was a refugee from Nazi Germany, lived here from the late 1930s and it needed absolutely everything doing to it, which meant I could make the space my own. She apparently said there was a lucky star over the house and she may well have been right.
If you have a log in for The Times (or want to subscribe) below is the link to Jemma’s interview: