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... seafront GAIETY: Hammond specialist HARRY JACKSON, teamed with drummer-boy JOHN KEEN, is a firm favourite at JENKINSON S THEATRE BAR; and key board wizard IVOR THORPE dispenses tuneful tonics in LUCY'S LAIR (under Jenk's). Some set-up indeed! And that's ...
... Ballet Gulbenkian at 'The Wells' THE REPERTOIRE of Ballet Gulbenkian, which plays a season at Sadler's Wells Theatre from July to 14. will be Handel's Messiah, cho reography by Lar Lubovitch: Milko Sparemblek's Passa- caglia, music by Webem; Ar chipelago ...
... DANCE THEATRE COMMUNE THE MAIN trouble with the Dance Theatre Commune, as far as can be judged from their week's season at The Howff on their way to the World Festival of Youth and Students in East Berlin, is that they woffle unbearably. Woffle chore ...
... won this year by Deirdre Allen, one of the eight girls who were adjudicated by Dame Alicia herself at the Golden Lane Theatre on June 26. This time there were no male students free to compete, as they had all taken up profes sional engagements imme ...
... Brilliant Chinese acrobats WHEN THE CHINESE Acrobatic Theatre from Shanghai opened their all too short season of eleven nights at the Coliseum on July 3 it seemed that every Chinese man and woman, not to mention a lot of their children, were in the.. ...
... to the 1917 revolu tion not, you would think, a very promising basis for any thing more than a straight piece of agit-prop theatre. The story concerns a mother's initial distaste for the idealism and the recklessness of the revolutionary workers with whom ...
... green thought in a green shade. Bernard Culshaw's designs for the Tyneside Theatre Company's production of Friedrich Dilrrenmatt's Play Strindberg at the Hampstead Theatre Club on July 3 were as sylvan as the play is urbane. It is a gloss on The Dance ...
... act, all wishing her well. Douglas Blake The Amalia Hernandez Mexican Folkloric Ballet, now appearing at the Champs-Elysees Theatre, Paris. They open at the Royal Festival Hall on Monday. ...
... despite the presence of talented dancers and good presentation. The two new pieces introduced on ?iuiy it at saaiers wells Theatre both showed up the absence of a true company style, and in both instances the experimental side of the work was on pretty ...
... in turn as she progresses through the cities of the USA. Kenneth MacMillan choreo: graphed this work in 1961 for Western Theatre Ballet, and this larger-scale revival is tar- ted up with bizarre early-thir ties costumes by lan Spurling which constitute ...
... most demanding job. especially in the face of some excellently realistic designs by Graham Marsden who has transformed the theatre into a ship. ...
... vio lent action gives the play a sus pense akin to that of a detec tive story. John Dexter's production for the National Theatre (Old Vic, July 26) blends realism and fantasy in a compelling man ner, yet with a freesom of style which exactly reflects ...