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... within a year. This is not greed this is responsible business practice. If we were in theatres the size of the Palladium or Drury Lane seating over 2,000 people, we certainly would be in a financial posi tion to consider offering discounts to parties. It ...
... Goodbye daddy SIR, I am leaving the cast of 42nd Street at Drury Lane on November 1 after two and a half years of playing the sugar daddy, Abner Dillon, from day one. My reasons for leaving are not due to, as rumoured, a disagreement with the management ...
... following year, versions ot All Baba and Sindbad the Sailor made their way to America. Whimsical Wal ker, the last clown at Drury Lane theatre, also took his own production to the USA, and it is recorded that [he theatre gallery collapsed under the strain ...
... reasons for the failure of Rags and Roza. No doubt many theatregoers can identify the failure of Son- dheim's Sweeney Todd at Drury Lane and its recent success at the Liverpool Playhouse, the Wat ford Palace and the Half Moon Theatre which illustrates the im ...
... greatest triumph SIR, In vour obituary ol Mike Stewart you omit one of his greatest triumphs: 42nd Street now running at Drury Lane and the Si James in New York City, and doubtless in other cities throughout the world It was Mike who found an old copy ...
... play had its world premiere at Wallack's in New York in November 1874. The play had its London pre miere 10 months later at Drury Lane in September of 1875. Where London has seen The Shaughraun on several occasions in the 20th century, New York has had no ...
... principal comedian alongside such popular figures as Herbert Campbell, Vesta Tilley and Dan Leno in the famous Theatre Angel, Drury Lane panto mimes (1880-1893). He also collaborated on the book with Augustus Harris and E L Blanchard. He wrote songs and plays ...
... believe that the idea of these awards is that they are the voice of the public. Well if the packed houses and advance sales at Drury Lane aren't indicative of what we the public feel is the best, I don't know what is. One final thought on the cere mony. If at ...
... stage successes we have costumed Les Miserables (including six productions throughout the world), Miss Saigon and numer ous Drury Lane and London Palladium shows. Although Mr Hollande is now den igrating all these achievements, I do not wish to criticise ...
... the pleasur able experience of appearing as The Kralahome and sometimes as The King in the original London produc tion at Drury Lane in which 'The King' was played by Herbert Lorn. I also appeared as The Kralahome in the film version in which Yul Brynner ...
... considered by the Arts Council in January this year, it was proposed that the operation of the Royal Opera House, the Coli seum, Drury Lane, the Lyceum and the Kingsway Hall should be com bined under one management. Such an organisation would be con cerned with ...
... of Lincoln Theatre Royal, it never seems to be mentioned that the frontage on to the street used to look like a miniature Drury Lane or Haymarket Theatre. There were pil lars, a pediment, and a good foyer. These were removed when Clasketgate was widened ...