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... by far the biggest producer of pantomimes with IS cur rently in production around the coun try, told THE STAGE: Generally speaking business is absolutely fantas tic much better than last year by far. It's too early to tell what the final figures will ...
... another kind of life seem to open; the Midsummer Eve when the drama takes place may give way to a welcome dawn. Strindberg speaks truth, however, and dawn contains death. Kritikos in his direction realises the great work with power and imagination, in ...
... Blackpool Tower and Winter Gardens was de scribed as particularly noteworthy due to significant reduction in over- beads. Speaking of the future, Lord Delfont said,: It is always difficult to make predictions at this time of the year due to the marked ...
... King of comedy takes on eight new roles in West End stage debut JAMES GREEN speaks to Russ Abbot about his first musical 'Little Me' WITH popularity almost unrivalled in British entertainment Russ Abbot has now taken a conscious decision to broaden his ...
... his say. The present revival should win the author's approval because its director and star, Albert Finney, lets the play speak for itself as best it can, imposing no stylistic tricks, giving a strong performance himself as the red-faced, bull-necked ...
... The ever youthful singer, who only last year played a massive sellout tour to celebrate his 25 years in the business, was speaking just days before he's due to play a series of reunion concerts with The Sha dows. This has all been very nostalgic and I ...
... Sound of musicals has set box offices singing through the Benjamin empire JAMES GREEN speaks to a powerhouse in British theatre LOUIS BENJAMIN'S rise from 14-year-old office boy to boss of the Stoll Moss company and the most powerful man in British theatre ...
... because they all go 'well old son you've got a great leg for a pair of trunks' and you recognise it from the moment they start speaking. Even Helen Cherry, it's amazing to hear this lovely woman do her imitation, and when she does it she makes Trevor Howard ...
... against the ricky- ticky rhymes of the translation, Liam Haliigan a particularly naive soldier, and Nicholas Burge dancing and speak ing a somewhat lightweight devil a long way after Faust. As directed by Yair Vardi, the per formance did not finally gell as ...
... They have a warm-up comedian who would be bet ter suited to a stag night and better off in a working men's club. He was speaking at a discussion of the 1985 season programme submitted by Peter Roberts, the council's Chief En tertainments and Arts Officer ...