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ROUND OF APPLAUSE
... Veteran actor SIR JOHN MILLS holds his trophy after winning the 1992 Critics Circle Award for distinguished service to the Arts. Sir John, 84, made his first stage appearence in 1929 in the chorus for the London Hippodrome show. The Five O'Clock Girl. Knighted in 1976, his screen roles include his 1971 Oscar winning performance in Ryan's Daughter. ...
DARWIN'S leather head (left) is the centrepiece of Darwin's Dead Herring, the highlight of Britain's ..
... Centre's five day festival of puppetry, film, television and video which The Puppet Centre is organising from March 3 to 7. ...
THE BBC scored a first this week by winning three categories at the London Evening Standard British Film Awards for
... Truly Madly Deeply, which was orignally made for BBC2's Screen Two season. JULIET STEVENSON (left) was named best actress, with her co-star ALAN RICKMAN (right) best actor, while the film's writer and director, Anthony Minghella, took the award for most promising newcomer. Although the film is still being shown in some cinemas. Truly Madly Deeply can be seen in the current season of Screen Two ...
SOOTY (left) recruited his first assistant for his new Granada Television series when he visited the set of its top
... rating drama serial Coronation Street and met Bettabuys stalwart Vera Duckworth (played by ELIZABETH DAWN, centre). Under the guiding hand of MATTHEW CORBETT (right), Sooty is going back to his northern roots-- he first appeared on BBC Manchester's entertainment show Talent Tonight-- with Sooty & Co, a new programme for Children's ITV. Featuring his partners in crime Sweep and Sue, the show ...
Silky smooth
... Putting a pep in your step-LOU RAWLS ...
Famous for his role as Casualty's ill-fated Dr. Rob Khalefa JASON RIDDINGTON (left), is to star in the ..
... Rickmansworth's production of Dick Whittington The pantomime will be his first and joining him for a photocall was last year's star BOBBY CRUSH, currently starring in the Danny La Rue show. Crush, who played Buttons in last year's show, Cinderella, transfers this Christmas to Guildford, where he plays the Prince in Cinderella. ...
GATEWAY TO SUCCESS
... Picture: Simon Warner The Stage's managing director Catherine Comerford and Consultant editor Peter hepple present Jeremy Raison, artistic director of the chester Gateway (center), with The Stage award for Special Achivement in Regiinal Theatre in 1996 ...
ALL UP IN THE AIR
... Picture: Tristram kenton. See review on Page 12 Gene Wilder in Laughter on the 23rd Floor at Queen's. ...
News: SARTRE ON THE RADIO
... SARTRE ON THE RADIO Imogen Stubbs Ciaran Hinds and Zoe Wanamaker can be heard bringing life to one of the 20th Century classics No Way Out as part of Radio 3's Sunday Play programme. The Jean-Paul Sartre drama was recorded as part of the station's Forties Season and will be on air at 7.30pm on March 12. ...
HOLD MY HAND
... Picture: Tristram Kenton Lois Harvey, Keith Michell and Penelope Keith in Monsieur Amilcar, at the Minerva, Chichester ...
DUO WIN DE VALOIS DANCE BURSARY
... This year's Dame Ninette de Valois Bursary, awarded by the Dancers Trust, was presented to joint winners Michael Lindo (second left) and Paul Watson (right), pictured with Prunella Scales and Timothy West. The awards were presented by trust chairman Ned Sherrin, Birmingham Royal Ballet's artistic director David Bintley and former opera singer lris Kells Arlen ...