Reviews

Another great interview with Tom for Collider.com, discussing Da Vinci's Demons has been shared online. As always, read it in full on the website. 

What can you say about the antagonistic relationship that Leonardo has with Girolamo Riario (Blake Ritson)?

An amazing review for Da Vinci's Demons from IGN has been posted. 

David S. Goyer’s stab at recreating the history of da Vinci, Da Vinci’s Demons, is an exciting, sexy and enticing recreation of the socio-political struggle of Florence Italy...

...Tom Riley is strong in the role with room to grow as we discover more about da Vinci and those demons of his.

A wonderful new interview with Tom along with this gorgeous photo for the Wall Street Journal has been shared online. Tom gives some fascinating background to playing such a multi faceted character. As always, read it in full on the website.

After Elton has posted a really lovely preview article / interview for Da Vinci's Demons entitled Eight Reasons To Give Starz's "Da Vinci's Demons" A Look. Read it in full on their website. 

Great photos of Tom attending The Hollywood Reporter 35 Most Powerful People in Media Bash in New York on Wednesday have been uploaded to Isifa and Rex.

More great reviews have appeared online for Da Vinci's Demons. 

A few lovely reviews for the show and Tom's performance have been shared online. First from the Geek Exchange who feel the show has something for everyone. Newsday and LFM also praised the show.

A fabulous review for Tom's performance in Da Vinci's Demons has been shared by Red Carpet Crash - the show has "Great Acting, Great Sets & Interesting Storytelling"... Read the whole review on the website!

Arcadia on Broadway has uploaded this great new video to You Tube, of cast interviews and production footage. There is also a lovely interview with Margaret Colin, on DC Theatre Scene, in which she discusses her character's relationship with Tom's character Septimus Hodge.

Arcadia, is currently enjoying a well-received revival at the Barrymore theater. Tom Riley, the 30-year-old British actor making his Broadway debut in the production as the 19th-century poet, tutor to a genius and lothario Septimus Hodge, talked with us about sound amplification on Broadway, Tom Stoppard's way with words, working with the actor who originated your role on Broadway, and why they really need you to turn off your cell phone before the show (hint: a remote-controlled tortoise is involved).

Tom Stoppard, Billy Crudup, and Tom Riley discussed the new Broadway production of Arcadia with Leonard Lopate on his radio show, which was broadcast this afternoon on WNYC.

The interview is available to listen again online and will be available to download as a podcast from iTunes.