... Relatively Speaking BBC2 MANY of these theatre pieces, produced and directed for BBC by Shaun Sutton and Michael Simpson respectively, have worked well in a medium for which they were never intended, and those that have not have simply reinforced one's ...

... Turned on, tuned in, kids speak out BBC1 Take Two TAKE Two is a new monthly forum for young viewers, canvassing their opinions about television and going behind the scenes. Thankfully, it doesn't follow the format of Points Of View in which the luckless ...

... Silents speak to a new generation By GERARD WERSON THE silent cinema has been transformed in the past five years from a minority cult into a popular art form, in the cinema and on television, where audiences of five million have watched the Thames Silents ...

... part of a new educational programme to teach primary school children learning Welsh and the series could give work to Welsh-speaking actors. The contract to produce the series, Clwb Clebran, was awarded to HTV in competition with other companies by the Welsh ...

... assembled, and they were accused of speaking in Grace Church Street and causing rioting. To be precise, Penn spoke but Mead did not. However, the same charge was made against both, they were not permitted to speak in their own defence, and the jury ...

... credits arc a turn off for audiences. But Equity says cuts threaten jobs. We want it written into our agreements that every speaking actor has a right to proper credits and that those credits should be readable because at the moment it's a nonsense, said ...

... rejected sub scription as an alternative to the existing licence fee, which is currently under review by the Home Office. Speaking at the launch of its new Manifesto for the Arts, NCA director, Simon Mundy, said that as the Broadcasting Act takes effect ...

... pure verse which do survive and the passages which are particularly well-spoken. Janet Rawson is a boyish Viola, though her speaking tends to shrill ness at times; Sue Shattock's flaun ting, extravagant cardboard tragedy queen of an Olivia is the epitome ...

... actors as Angela Crow and Leonard Rovsiter will not, I know, take offence at my beginning this review with praise for the non-speaking anonymous members of iiiw waau a gbiiviai iuiv, the hardworking stalwarts are noticeable only if they are bad principally ...

... Munich, deserve a sincere pat on the back for the brave and sensible decision to film the story with a mainly British cast speaking a nice varety of Brit ish accents. The absence of fractured English has been a boon and has not in any way detracted from ...

... celebrity of hostess Vanna White who does not speak on the show. The Scottish version is recorded in Glasgow and uses an updated copy of the US set Part-Nigerian hostess, Angela Ekaette, is allowed to speak and make dramatic gestures. There is a relatively ...

... and remember that Ah' was a ring craftsman. Eamonn's retort is learned and very lawyer-like as i if he is familiar with speaking in court: Ah is the great entertainer of our time but Marciano was a fighter. At the end of the day the show does not detract ...