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... Gielgud, in the course of which he recalled many episodes of his own life in the theatre, with graphic descriptions and witty character-sketches of some of the other theatre people with whom he worked. This book is in effect a written regurgitation of those ...
... hard winter in Illyria. Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford upon-A von. Until Jan 26. Uncle Vanya. Chekhov's play, directed by Nancy Mccklcr. With Maurice Denham, Nigel Hawthorne & lan Holm. Hampstead Theatre Club, Swiss Cottage Centre, NWS. The Undertaking ...
... y; with Whitten, JefFeries, Jan 12 2pm; with Park, Eagling, Jan 14, 26; with Penney, Wall, Jan 23. BALLET RAMBERT, Opera Theatre, Man Chester: Night with Waning Moon/Ziggurat/Celebration, new work by Richard Alston, music Maxwell Davies/Rag Dances/Sidewalk ...
... Gretel, Carmen. Grand Theatre, Leeds. Dec 28-Jan 19. SCOTTISH OPERA, Theatre Royal, Glasgow: Eugene Onegin. Jan 3,5, 8. The Two Widows. Jan 16, 19, 22, 24. WELSH NATIONAL OPERA: The Coronation of Poppea, The Magic Flute, Ernani. Theatr Cluyd. Jan 19-26. County ...
... Portraiture in the age of Lawrence, J. Hayes. Jan 29, 6.30 pm. At Carlton House Terrace Gallery. NATIONAL THEATRE, South Bank, SEI: the Olivier Theatre: What shall do about the arts? Sir Roy Shaw. Jan 14. 5.45 pm. 75p. The Wild Duck —Ibsen at the crossroads ...
... Alan Armstrong. Warehouse, Donniar Theatre, Earlham Si. WC2. Jan 3. Hughie. A new production of Eugene O’Neill’s play about New York “night people. Directed by Bill Bryden, with Stacy Kcach. Collesloe, National Theatre, South Bank, SET Jan 22. Bastard ...
... pm. s ShTo&y (Tuesda dy)b—' %P‘ f'afi' Stamford. Crazy Clowns Christ- SPALDING oot orgamsed Dy (rowland ma¢ ot the Empire Theatre, Wis- Gun Club at Crowland Wash, pech 215 memc King's [_gnn FOLK CLUB 1.00 pm. Players in Pantomime at the Fer- WHITE LION ...
... river Swale, Richmond has a long history, as the fine castle, ruins of two monasteries, Market Cross and the second oldest theatre in the country bear witness. The castle was built Alan Rufus in 1071, but so formidable was it that no important battles or ...
... for the first night of a musical. Personally, I have always wanted to rise and cheer a dramatist who thinks in terms of the theatre theatrical and refuses to despise the “stagey” effect Unluckily, few go about this in the right way; though they do not mind ...
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... collectors; Ursula Robertshaw on modern jewelry in Hampstead 69 Cinema: Michael Billington on one souffle, one lampoon 71 Theatre: In the grand manner by J. C. Trewin 73 Opera; Treasures of the past by Margaret Davies 74 Money: John Gaselee on protecting ...
... THEATRE Amadeus. Paul Scofield, as Mozart's enemy. Salieri, in a richly theatrical play by Peter Shaffer, gives the performance of the year. Peter Hall directs. Olivier, National Theatre, South Bank, SET Anna Christie by Eugene O’Neill Directed by Jonathan ...