... came naturally to them, it could hardly be bettered. The chamber orchestra was dominated by its talented and (com paratively speaking) overworked pianist. Susan Corbett ...

... anti social characters vividly and strongly; his dialogue is packed with most of the four letter words (no one is able to speak even a sentence without swearing which soon be comes meaningless). Between scenes, there are gig passages, the music pounded ...

... making his debut as a director, has tautened them they will, no doubt, have an even sharper effect especially if some of the speaking was stronger than on the first night. Jane Asher, in the central role of Laura, added greatly to her already fine stature ...

... was possible to gather a great deal from the acting. With Threads, it is a case of understanding, without aids, how people speak in Paisley and to grasp what a crowd of workers in a dye factory are about when they gather for a party at the local town hall ...

... annual performance by the Royal Ballet School, which was given at the Royal Opera House, standards fluctuated. Generally speaking the girls looked stronger and more supple than in previous years; footwork from both girls and boys was neat and elevation ...

... promot ing outfit to an organisation of national significance, concerned with jazz-related issues on every level. The figures speak for themselves. The JCS set up shop in 1968 with a £400 grant from the Arts Council. By 1976-77 its Arts Council funding had ...

... in a position to in dulge his tastes, to the extent of bowing his favourite musicians to play in his own dining room, so to speak. To the catering industry, however, he is known as the man who brought the pizza (o London. Sure, this Italian savoury was ...

... committee to do something about it. One proposal is to withhold out license fees. But CEAA general secretary, Derek Wells, speaking from his Worcester base, claimed that the Association had no axe to grind with the DOE. It may be true to say that some ...

... debut as Romeo, Macready was destined to become Kean's greatest rival, the actor who kept acting even though he'd finished speak ing and who paused mid-speech for psychological reasons (later called do ing a Macready), the director who in stituted rehearsals ...

... internal rows and complaints from artists that they had not been paid, Russell closed the club and disappeared overnight. Speaking of the drive to find a new lessee, O'Mahoney said: It's a bit slow at the moment. People have been look ing at it. But I ...

... down to Zander's direction with a little bit of help from the god of the weather. In his report to the committee, Zander speaks of the support he garnered from local and international business as nothing short of miraculous in a time of recession. ...

... leave the stage. The measures to curb some of the hypnotic stunts were outlined by Dr David Waxham, chairman of the BSMDH, speaking at the Ninth International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine at Glasgow University. i Said Dr Waxham: We are ...