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... realm of 78- speed discs looks like spreading to the LP lists with eight songs under the J J title of Belafonte Sings of the Caribbean. j Classical -pHERE can be little doubt that, but for his death in an air disaster in 1956, Guido Cantelli would now have ...
... on their way to being very big indeed. The Theatre Royal at Stratford East was overflowing with fans. The Posse offer a Caribbean point of view in a Caucasian world. Nothing is sacred and everything is satirised. The bitingly varied acts are acid observations ...
... is set to a soundtrack narrated by RSC actor Rudolf Walker whose gende accent translates the action from Georgia to the Caribbean. His dreamy style, underlined by technical pauses to get the hand carved puppets in position, is bridged by languorous saxophone ...
... Hannyside, was of the ilk who renounced cigarettes that their value might benefit widows and orphans of reformed men in the Caribbean Islands he was a Greater Bethelite. Araminta, the niece, was an ascetic High Church member two people with only one link ...
... Nina Baden Semper in the ICA's lunchtime production of The Bully, adapted from Chekhov's The Bear, and re-set in the Caribbean by Trinidadian writer, Horace James. ...
... Chekhov's The Bear is a joyous experimental achievement. It marries phrase-for-phrase 'translation' with easy-to-speak Caribbean colloquial dialogue, while not losing any of the comic nuance of the original. l ne comic element ot tnis piece is of a delicate ...
... Independence THE BUSH Opened February 13 IN THE CARIBBEAN republic setting of Mustapha Matura's Independence, at the Bush, all is not well. The old Colonial domination has been swept away, and the people freed, but a new domination exists, horrifyingly ...
... tropical beaches in the Caribbean. Mr. Carr, who is Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Florida, was for five years a teacher of biology in Honduras. His travels have taken him to nearly every part of the Caribbean. The author is one of ...
... the rise in the last decade of a West Indian school of writing, fertilised by the B. B. C's wartime overseas programme. Caribbean Voices. The fiction-writers of this school have almost all tound their way to England because of the recognition and audi ...
... than Douglas Fairbanks. It tells a complicated story about a tyrannical governor and a sketchy resistance, group in some Caribbean island. The beautiful daughter of the local patriot enlists the help A Burt Lancaster, who is a Good Pirate. He is hampered ...
... in four years), will have its premiere at Sadler's Wells. The setting is a ghostly volcanic island which emerges from the Caribbean to disclose a smouldering sexual tangle, played out to voodoo dances and the festivities of Mardi Gras. Conventional arias ...
... the insistent rhythms of the band calypso, blues and ballads accompany and punctu ate the action throughout. This is the Caribbean, and music and carnival are a part of local politics and life. Glory is the name of the heroine, the exclamation mark in ...