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... and sinister underground car park. The villainy is also highly contemporary. Peachum runs the modem version of a thieves' kitchen, The Rower of Kent, and his major collaborator in crime is Lockit, here a detective inspector at Woolwich. Macheath, still ...
... American jailbird (John Ogilvie) on field work near Malmo, and outwits his blackmail attempt. Their conversation piece across a kitchen table during a storm is like a series of sly chess moves. But the thrill comes from watching Werber's compelling performance ...
... Mother Boots, however, is a prolonged verbal conundrum of near genius, a poetic word play allied to a Victorian hell's kitchen presided over by a bosomy cook who threatens us with a punch in the face with her red-hot flat-iron. Dramas in which words ...
... rp|p^innc\ manactor Peter Hepple Picture: Tristram Kenton Recipe for success--Donna Dent and Steven Pacey in Dolly West's Kitchen at the Old Vic. ...
... stalk ing round with hollow-eyed menace, it will scare the day lights out of the faint-hearted. Birmingham's Rats In the Kitchen claims to be the official UB40 tribute band. As such it certainly cuts the mustard, but also adds ska and Bob Marley to the ...
... Strindberg's play is a far cry from the small stage and auditorium that the author envisaged. Tom Piper's setting is a vast kitchen, from the upper windows of which one can see an outside terrace, with a metal spiral staircase leading to the rooms of the ...
... architect Shaun (Nick Cox) and hardnut best mate Jake (Andrew Callaghan). The appearance or disappear ance of a character via kitchen, loo or front door creates quite radical shifts in the dynamics of those remaining, and there are cutting performances all ...
... abuse, alcoholism and unemployment, Soans sees heroin-addicted babies, incest and the fall-out of a broken community. The kitchen-sink thrust of Dunbar's play is coupled with the free-flowing narrative of A State Affair, which opens with a cacoph ony of ...
... everything here a touch of twenties crooning from the singer, some very weird vibes from a saw plus strange sounds from a kitchen sink and even a plastic pelican. Afterwards, Tufty tried to talk sense to them, but unfortu nately didn't speak Stanley Unwin-ese ...