As Ben Macintyre wrote in his 2010 history Operation Mincemeat, “as one of the country’s most prominent Jewish banking families, Ewen knew the Montagu clan faced special peril in the event of ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Descendants of characters in “Operation Mincemeat,” a hit ... become a Mincefluencer himself. Saul Montagu said he had long known that his ...

The theater world is facing a British invasion. Of the 42 2024-25 Broadway shows, almost one in five have previously played ...

In short, Operation ... hook,” Montagu sings in a song called “Making a Man” — meaning that cutting ethical corners doesn’t matter if you win. I enjoyed “Operation Mincemeat” well ...

Like the WWII intelligence operation it depicts, the new Broadway production of “Operation Mincemeat” is an unlikely success.

At MI5, several intelligence officers—chiefly Ewan Montagu and Charles Cholmondeley (that’s pronounced “Chumly,” fellow Yanks)—cooked up a scheme they called Operation Mincemeat ...

In this true-story musical comedy adaption of the infamous Allied Forces tactic during World War II, no one has any fun.

The real Operation Mincemeat was a 1943 British deception operation helmed by intelligence officers Ewen Montagu and Charles Cholmondeley, portrayed onstage by Hodgson and Cumming, respectively.

The original cast — Cumming, Hodgson, Roberts, Jak Malone and Claire-Marie Hall — now arrives on Broadway with a well-seasoned show full of pluck, luck and dazzle — and a kind of outrageous and ...

The raucous musical “Operation Mincemeat,” one of the best-reviewed ... Natasha Hodgson as Naval intelligence officer Ewen Montagu, David Cumming as intelligence officer Charles Cholmondeley ...

Like any Broadway show, the musical “Operation ... to lead,” sings Ewen Montagu (Hodgson), a self-obsessed jerk who sucks up all the oxygen in the room. Meanwhile, Mincemeat architect Charles ...