... widely. N.T.O. are the only professional organisation providing theatre for tlte Afrikaans speaking South Trie-ins Here their efforts arc 1 dearth ?s. With is speak- i;ig people in the world, there are understandably very few good pljys being written in ...

... Theatre 'Fraught with Grave Difficulty' THE current scene is fraught with grave difficulty, said Peter Cotes, speaking at a meeting of the Gallery First Nighters' Club last Sunday. A formless type ot play is being encouraged, though we are told by the ...

... The horror in this episode was a human sacrifice to bring rain. Ian Chesterton (William Russell) hears of this and doesn't speak a word or alter a muscle of his deadpan face. And when the victim jumped to his death, no one seemed to care. In fact, this ...

... times, particu larly through Latymer, one can hear the voice of Coward. There is an odd sidelight in the fact that Coward speaks on a controversial subject after condemning the writers who in the last few years have made such a subject possible in our ...

... Greek and Trojan war hurls along, the leaders and their men seemingly in the grip of forces beyond their control But voices speak, and the heart and mind of man with better feelings and ideas emerge. There is the grandeur of Ulysses as played by Sebastian ...