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... was £1.50 (cheapest in the theatre), back row of the stalls, which gave me an uninterrupted view of about four feet of the stage. The rest of my view was marred by the heads of the people sitting in the rows in front of me, and by the circle of the theatre ...
... generally causing a disturbance. Even after the curtain went up, there were still some latecomers ad mitted. And not to end of row seats either. At least most people had taken some notice of the Festival Hall rules, and tried to arrive in time; the latecomers ...
... Israeli hospitals, surely it would be more consistent to send artists to Arab hospitals also? Yours verv sincerelv. TERESA ROWE (Miss) 18 Exbury Road. S.E.6. ...
... Weekend Television and, of course, the English Stage Company at the Roval Court SARA RANDALL Saraband Associates 17 Adam's Row London Wl. ...
... help her to get it. Come on now, profession, help me to help her. God knows, she needs it. Ray Daniels 714 Defoe Way Collier Row Romford. Essex ...
... NO DISCORD SIR,--I read with surprise your report of a row between Portsmouth City Council and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (Civic Scene, July 28). There has been no row between Portsmouth City Council and ourselves although it is true that Mr Peter ...
... actors/actresses and if anyone can help in this direction I would be more than oratpfnl D. O. Mumford 1 Stanlev Place. St Mary's Row. Moseley, Birmingham 13. ...
... soap operas, some who cannot remember their lines and some who are incapable of projecting themselves beyond the first two rows of the stalls. And often shoddily directed. A selection of reviews from local rags, published in The Stage might be an ...
... letters, playbills, scripts, promptbooks, rehearsal scriOts and directors' texts etc. Yours faithfullv Gate Theatre. Cavendish Row, Dublin I. i Peter Luke Richard Pine Patricia Turner ...
... couple arriving at least twenty minutes after the performance had started. Needless to say their seats were in the middle of a row. Surely the management is at fault in allowing this to continue. Or at least provide a television monitor to watch until there ...
... Rudeness in the audience SIR, I went to see Down Forget-Me-Not Lane at the Apollo. Sitting next to me in the fourth row of the stalls was a well-known, ageing, actress whom I remembered as one of the theatre idols of my youth. She and her companion did ...
... year; and October 12. 1970 respectively. The plans we started work on were of a 350 seater (not 410) with absolutely straight rows of seats which stretched the full 52ft 6in width of the hall and confronted a stage equally wide and 23ft deep. The only claim ...