... Barnard shrugs off bankrupt charge COMPANY director and former theatre owner Dennis Mosselson has sought a court bankruptcy order against his former associate Paul Barnard, who claims he is both confused and surprised by j the news. j Barnard, who recently ...

... from a disastrous attempt to create a Scottish colony in the Americas a decade earlier, a mission that killed thousands and bankrupted Scotland, ironically making Union a fiscal necessity. Defoe can only withdraw in the face of this tragedy. The piece is ...

... distributed and gnomic remarks are made about the nation and the ting. A diverting character is Old O'Malley, who owns a bankrupt paint factory (where bombs may be made), and chundles along in a coi- ourfully eccentric way. He is brilli antly played by ...

... name. Carter takes a distinctively different look at the rise and fall, life and death, of the pop misfit who was declared bankrupt (her royalties were sent to support starving Kenyans) before retreating into a world of prescrip tion drugs and sex. She ...

... morality: the character is a parody of Shaw himself. The people are flounder ing in the post-Great War malaise, when science is bankrupt and respectability suspect. We've had worse shocks since then. The play is strangely snobbish for a Socialist author, and ...

... family to a tragic car accident. Love, or rather the lack of it. is a central theme as the grown-up children of an emotionally bankrupt marriage struggle to come to terms with the accident and their relation^ ships. A sister arrives from Canada. There has been ...

... sprightly Liz Kuti, is secretly married to Hardress Creegan (Peter O'Meara), the local landowner. But the Creegan estate is near bankrupt and his mother (Barbara Brennan) plans on Hardress' mar riage to his cousin Ann Chute to solve their financial worries. Ann ...

... conditions, were to be dispelled. Alec and Miriam received a windfall from a relative's life insurance while Morris' father went bankrupt. A more serious tone was taken in the second half with the closing two scenes holding on a little too long. There can be ...

... PRODUCER Barry Mishon has vowed that his business will carry on as usual after admitting he had been technically declared bankrupt by the Official Receiver. A bankruptcy order was made against Mishon in the High Court last month and the Official Receiver ...

... considerable bag gage from the past, with Victor feeling a sense of betrayal at being left behind in a deadend job to protect his bankrupt father from the worst ravages of the Wall Street Crash, and Walter seeking redemption for the con trasting hollowness of ...

... that, tracks for pop records, being done up Mil and down dale in an underground studio by Stan, an impresario practically bankrupt but ever eager. He has discovered a wonderful singer, Sandy Beige, when having a drink too many in a club. At the time, Sandy ...

... The Merchant Of Venice CARDIFF A JEW-bashing tragedy with money-grubbing capitalists exploiting the tetter of the law to bankrupt an outsider? Or a romantic comedy with its most celebrated character appearing in a mere five scenes. Or a play of incon ...