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... stylised play, the Harlequinade, which included various obligatory characters such as Scaramouch, Harlequin, Columbine, the country farmer and his wife, and a number of performing animals, usually dogs. The first of the Harlequinades came to Britain in ...
... Everybody enjoyed his broad artistic repertoire, which appealed to the varying tastes of the audiences. His heartstopping Harlequinade was a tantalising blend of many art forms, ranging from a Shakespearean satire to a ...
... Boarding Party. And Richard Barnard continues his geometric pastiche genre, with collagestyle studies from folklore and the Harlequinade. Scenes from the novels of Thomas Hardy and the poems of Housman form the inspiration for Chris Fiddes’ dramatic reportage ...
... greater recognition. Richard Barnard continues to produce meticulously designed geometric allegorical collages, peopled with harlequinade characters. A lovely interior with Easter lilies is the work of Susan Cabread-Capper, while Gerald Hager has produced a ...
... programme will feature whole of The Nutcracker Act II plus dance sequences Don Quixote Tchaikovsky’s The Sleeping Beauty Gopak Harlequinade Chopin’s Waltz No 7 Venice Carnival and Ocean and Pearls First presented in St Petersburg in December 1892 The Nutcracker ...
... famous in halian Opera. Handpicked artists from the Based on a true story, it features a Romanian National Opera include - harlequinade performance that ends n\emmlmlondemg. in a reaHife murder. making his UK debut. The operas are presented by the The Moldavian ...
... director of Brecht's Caucasian Chalk Circle (for which he wrote some of the music) and directed The Browning Version and Harlequinade. His particular interest in music has proved useful to The Grapes of Wrath, as he has written the melodies for the original ...
... Version which was coupled with Harlequinade this second half being produced by a then-member of the old Derby Little Theatre Company Frederick Horrey a professional actor who also played the lead The cast for Harlequinade was rather large and among others ...
... appeared pla the part of Davy Jones, Demon King o?t?x% Deep. The rest of the evening’s entertainment was taken up with Harlequinade, a five act play. For this feast of entertainment the audience would pay a shilling (5‘3)) for front seats, 6d (2.5 p for ...
... have gone to see a very stylised production containing recognisable characters, in what we should term today a classical Harlequinade with traceable pagan origins. The nimble Harlequin was the Mercury of Roman times, messenger of the gods. Columbine represents ...
... ings, the original Italian was what we should now production, oddly more correctly call a enough, had many close classical Harlequinade parallels to the type of show we have today. with the characters including the light-footed, It carried a quite differmute ...
... Thursday September ' 30 to Saturday October 2 Other October attractions include The Music Man by Erewash Musical -Society Harlequinade by CART Czuplak Dancers and Musicians November features Olde Thyme Music Hall Pygmalion with Arcade Players The Gondolier ...