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... Angels in America Manchester As the millennium approaches, the messages in Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic are still frighteningly relevant. This play, performed to critical acclaim by the National Theatre a few years ago, was a brave choice ...
... Angels in America Glasgow/Touring Tony Kushner's epic play Angels in America -- Part One, The Millennium Approaches, with its clutch of awards, was premiered by the 7:84 Theatre Company at the Tron under the highly skilled direction of lain Reekie. It ...
... Angels In America COTTESLOE THE most interesting aspect of Tony Kushner's sprawling gay fantasia on national themes, three and a half hours long and with Part Two in development, is its examination of the personality of the late Roy Cohn, the most ...
... Grace in America EDINBURGH AMERICA has been the promised land for generations of Irish peo ple, a country which holds out the hope of wealth, security and con sumer durables. But for the Irish- American emigrants it is the old land that takes on a fairytale ...
... The General from America The Pit Another transatlantic play by Richard Nelson, the RSC's American house dramatist, this is a potted history of the War of Independence told with the cutting edge of irony. Howard Davies' bustling production, transferred ...
... The General from America Stratford-upon-Avon Richard Nelson's absorbing new play, premiered at the RSC's Swan Theatre, uses events during the American War of Independence to explore themes of personal integrity, and finds that glorious causes have little ...
... The Man Who Lost America LATCHMERE SAVING the best till last, Michael BuirelPs season of plays at the Latch- mere ends with a two hander set during the American War of Independence. In a barn near Saratoga a young soldier is rudely awakened by the presence ...
... The Complete History of America (Abridged) Criterion Once again, the Reduced Shakespeare Company brings its manic mix of vomiting, water and wit to London with its B-side show The Complete History of America (Abridged). Showing only on Tuesdays, when ...
... Arj Barker's Letter to America Pleasance In his Edinburgh solo debut, San Franciscan An Barker is honest enough to admit that he is here learning his trade but it is fun to watch him learn. When he first visited these shores a couple of I years back, ...
... you know, the salsa star. We toured around South America Brazil. Chile, Argentina. And I played in lots of different kinds of bands in Spain. Eventually, Fermin would like to go and play in America, the home of jazz. I just like performing for peo ...
... Theatre Company, directed by Michael Dyer, bring us the British premiere of this mildly satirical piece, long popular in America, written by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard. It transports us to hicksville (Greater Tuna) in deepest Texas, where ...
... plays. As director, Sargent brings an intelligent mix of clarity and sensi tivity to Miller's multi-layered parable of how America coped with the aftermath of the Depression, benefiting hugely from a splendid quartet of play ers. Clive Mantle (Victor) and ...