Tarantino's British Farce: New West End Play

0:00It's March 6, and here's what's happening across entertainment and pop culture. Quentin Tarantino has revealed his next big project, an original British farce headed to London's West End. He wrote the whole thing himself, packed with doorslam and chaos, mistaken identities, and plenty of comedy in the style of classic plays like noises. Off. Last summer, he teased the idea on a podcast, saying the script was done, and rehearsals would start soon after the new year. He figured it would take up a year and a half to two years of his time. Fans speculated wildly, wondering if it might adapt one of his films like Reservoir Dogs, or turn pulp fiction into a musical. Instead, it's a fresh story with no ties to his movies. The debut looks likely in 2027, though late 2026 remains a slim chance. He's scouting various theaters, focusing on staging, including one scene with an actor swinging in on a wire. Meanwhile, Tarantino is in talks with major Hollywood stars for the cast.

1:01His regulars, likely in Ardo de Caprio, lack stage experience, so names like Bradley Cooper could pop up. Now living in Israel, he's been spotted enjoying West End shows in London lately. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Some people meditate, I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillo.com.