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... FAVOURITE Also on the programme is Harlequinade, which is a particular favourite of the young members of the Royal Family. It is a traditional Imime about a string of sausages and a very confused policeman. This mime has been performed at both Balmoral ...
... Festival A HOLIDAY SHOW FOR CHILDREN presented by actors of the Nottingham Playhouse Company SKIDDERY, DIDDERY Plays Music Harlequinade Monday, July 26, at 6 p.m. Y.M.C.A., Columbia Way Tickets 20p (children half price). Tuesday, July 27, at 11 a.m. County ...
... Festival A HOLIDAY SHOW FOR CHILDREN presented by actors of the Nottingham Playhouse Company SKIDDERY, DIDDERY Plays Music Harlequinade Monday, July 26, at 6 p.m. Y.M.C.A., )Columbia Way Tickets 20p (children half price). Tuesday, July 27, at 11 a.m. County ...
... Version was first mounted this was the play that was written to accompany it. However, instead Mr Rattigan wrote the farce Harlequinade, in which Eric Portman played to great success. High Summer has therefore never been produced before. For the Thames p ...
... aid the Combined Theatrical Charities, is now almost complete. The artists appearing in William ChappelPs production of Harlequinade are Patrick Ellen, Richard Briers, Rupert Davies, James Ellis, Jonathan Elsom, Robert Flemyng, Joan Greenwood, Elspeth ...
... once, for Lionello apart, all the Synopsis, a functionary ready personages of this developing with a word in our ear, re- harlequinade, under Luigi ports that. even more than meat comedies of mistakenSquanina. act with uninhibi. identity, this has an extremely ...
... Carlton In the Terence Rattigan duo he plays an ageing schoolmaster In “The Browning Version” and an elderly Romeo in “Harlequinade” One play is straight the other farcical and it should provide a nice contrast Traditionally the two plays should also ...
... serve them, not vice-versa. Much of the comedy centres on the dame, successor of the clown, who in turn superseded the harlequinade Peter Glaze, who plays Dame Trot in “Jack and the Beanstalk” at the Birmingham Theatre, was brought up in Birmingham, the ...
... Gun was notable for some fine costumes, as was Julia Bridgwater's The Boy Friend and Geraldine Poling- horn's colourful Harlequinade which had some splendidly comic touches, while Jane Lewis's The Matchmaker showed a good sense of period. More sinister ...
... get the word from the Romans and it means dumb show.' But the origins of this peculiarly British institution lie in the harlequinade brought to London from France at the beginning of the 18th Century. To this traditional formula of slapstick and mime. ...
... now commonplace found in the theatre Perseus and Andromeda in a throughout the country Under A Shrewsbury dancing teacher Harlequinade entitled “The their influence the Principal John Weaver wrote Britain’s Shipwreck” which the bills said Boy played by a ...
... strolling players appearances on Saturday evening led by Mr Geolirey Buckley will when the members presented The present Harlequinade and Pul- Saturday Concert at Payton cinella at the parish hall in Old Street Baptist Church lTown today and tomorrow and ...