... translated one-liners met a similar fate. One routine I thought would work was: the only thing you need to know in order to speak French is how to adopt the French pose. I would then do that droopy-mouthed, hunch shoul dered, hands out French pos ture ...

... attended, but these meetings are important as they are now the only opportunity ordinary members not in branches have to attend, speak, and consider motions. The meetings are coming up in the next few weeks (Sunday, February 1 6 in the case of Birmingham). Can ...

... well (or die a death) with an audi ence? Agents are certainly not the boys to tell them their for tune only to collect it! Speaking as one who served my apprenticeship as a band singer, I find it difficult to come to terms with the concept of working to ...

... acoustics of any theatre in Norfolk, and proba bly the whole of East Anglia. Any actor or director who has worked here will speak with unstinting praise of the Playhouse as a theatrical space, and its sale as a site would be a serious loss. Your editorial ...

... Have no fear of speaking out Equity's Eddie Saville was right to warn the Institute of Entertainment and Arts Management last week about a blacklist of bad acts. and the litigation that will follow! Nobody is suggesting that; theatres need Equity.. ...

... derelict for five years prior to the conversion to the SJT and film has returned here part time in the McCarthy Auditorium. 7) Speaking as hoteliers in the town, we have accom modated no one who has come for one of AMG's pro ductions many have booked once they ...

... life as a hypnotist with all of its woes and troubles. Joe Public should be made aware, solicitors too, that scientifically speaking, there is no such state as hyp nosis, only suggestion. As well as a hypnotist, I am also a qualified hypnotherapist and am ...

... wmcn is not a trade union, should somehow take on such a role, he does not understand the situation. Our objects are to speak on behalf and look after the interests of those engaged in stage management in the United Kingdom and to dis cuss stage ...

... Girl? A Bluebell Girl? Did you dance in early spectaculars? Or are you a showgirl now? A documentary researcher would like to speak to show girls of the past and present, and to the men who watched their shows, played in the bands, designed their cos tumes ...

... in my experience can firmly state that The Big, Big Talent Show's is one of the best units put together for such a show. Speaking on behalf of my artists (Labyrinth, John Evans and Andy Leach), I can only state that they were treated with overwhelming ...

... Speak out (properly) Wholehearted congratula tions to Anthony Field on his excellent article 'Voice of Concern' (August 14, Leader feature, page 6). As a one-time pupil of the late legendary Elsie Fogerty and a voice coach for more than 30 years, I fully ...

... row of a theatre auditorium. True projection brings the voice forward and should be taught to become second nature whether speaking to a crowd or a companion even if that companion is a microphone. It is vital, therefore, that projection and please, clarity ...