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... King's Head Table Number 7; Harlequinade Terence Rattigan's strength as a dramatist is proved by the fact that he could write two equally good versions of the same play. Table Number 7, usually seen as the second in his one-act duo Separate Tables, originally ...
... )E I )Eats/ii YOU can be there to admire the And Cleopatra. Harlequinade and Xtra Contest, Hammersmith best of classical ballet when the Les Sylphides. Odeon, Queen Caroline Street, stars of the Russian State Ballet The ballet will be at Hammer- Hammersmith ...
... PROCEEDS GOING TO SOMALI RELIEF FUND HARLEQUINADE 10, 11 & 12 th DECEMBER 7.45 pm Tickets £2 & £1 on 0622 - 717341 - Harlequinade Hotline AT AYLESFORD SCHOOL, TEAPOT LANE ...
... Dickens’ old boys plan a first HARLEQUINADE, the first pantomime produced in this country, is being performed during next week’s Rochester Dickens Festival by 14 pupils of Chatham Grammar School for Boys. The school is descended from Chatham and Rochester ...
... month: Terence Euugan's celebrated Harlequinade, together with What Are You Doing Here? and Tarzan’s Mother. The plays will be directed by Kath Thomson, and the casts include new members and young people. Harlequinade, an award-winning play, was first ...
... 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 ...
... story enacted in the Harlequinade was in many ways reminiscent of wl-l:‘lhoo-trrl Y T over mwnu tlh:tflmbry. Itis almost that the traditional Punch and Judy show we know today Is an entertainment that developed away from the Harlequinade in one way, at the ...
... Saturday; curtain up 7.30 pm. The highlight will be Terence Rattigan’s prize-winning Harlequinade, supported by What Are You Doing Here? and Tarzan's Mother. Harlequinade was first produced in London’s West End in 1948 with Eric Portman and Mary Ellis in ...
... vammdaysumusem¢ Opera directed by Jonathan Miller in which a rich man arranges to entertain his guests with a new opera and a harlequinade but insists that they are performed simul£lo-£25, DA, 7.30 pm. & 0892 517720 ...
... 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 ...
... Trio o plays on the bill DEAL Dramatic Society will present Terence Rattigan’s Harlequinade as part of an eve of three one-act plays next month. In addition to mn\ade Mum(he'm be What Are You Doing Here? and Tarzan's other. These will be staged at the ...
... Players are putting on a double bill at the Walton Playhouse from April 23 to 25. They will be staging Terence Rattigan's Harlequinade together with a comedy titled See If I Care, by Cherry Vooght. Performances start at Bpm. Tickets are £4.50 and £3.50 and ...