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... Vienna where he was engaged at the Court Opera and made the acquaintance of Mozart. After successful London appearances at Drury Lane and the King's Theatre, the young Dubliner reached the peak of his career when at Mozart's personal request he sang .the ...
... choreographed by Agnes De Milk. - Oklahoma had its London premiere at Drury Lane, April 29, 1947, with Howard Keel and Mary Martin in the lead roles. It ran there for 1,548 performances. It also earned the distinction of being the first complete Broadway ...
... Sheridan is best remembered for masterpieces such as The Rivals. The Critic and School for Scandal, which he first produced at Drury Lane on May Bth. 1777, and which opened at the Gate last Wednesday, he was also a distinguished statesman, orator, adviser to ...
... footmen, a coachman, servants and a fresh importation of delicioui Files-de joys from the purlieus of Convent Garden and Drury Lane. When she opened her second brothel on Pitt Street (on the site of the present Westbury Hotel). she was pushing up to sixty ...
... RTE plan for Balfe opera MICHAEL William Balles popular opera, The Bohemian Girl was first performed in London's Drury Lane on November 27, 1843, and though it held its place in the operatic repertoire in subsequent years, it is rarely staged today ...
... was effectively over before he was 30. though he sometimes made hasty adaptations and translations for production at the Drury Lane Theatre in which he had acquired a controlling interest. He was lazy; he had a very utilitarian ...
... and Cliff Richard. Strictly for the fans. The BAFTA Awards, UTV , 9.15 pm The luvvies' night out. From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, comes the annual British Academy Awards hosted by Angus Deayton in the presence of Princess Anne. They'll all be there; ...
... to direct her in all but two of her films. Her screen triumphs under his direction included Nell Gwynn, 1934; Peg of Old Drury Lane. 1935, based on the life of legendary Dublin-born actress Peg Woffington; Victoria the Great, 1937; Edith Caville. 1939; ...
... and his actress wife were at Smock Alley during the period 1748-1750. He was also in Dublin in 1757. Two years later at Drury Lane, London, he created probably his greatest role as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. This is the Jew That Shakespeare ...
... again by Royal Command as Hob his sow work for the stage The Country Wake, April I, 1713. He was also joint manager of, Drury Lane. Of his style fellow thespian, Colly Cibber observed: He was the moat original and the strictest observer of nature of ...
... hats and. _ sillier songs show with percussionist Ray Cooper at some or ballet theatre la Drury Lane and them, later, at Lansdowne Road that was mighty, a wonderful show. But compared to Croke Park, I thiak I preferred Elton when he dreamed up as a duck ...
... century. Lavish praise is only his due. At 51, Mackintosh has been in the theatre since he was 18, sweeping the floors of the Drury Lane Theatre. A determined young man, floor sweeping was a means of observing the workings of the theatre. He didn't want to ...