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... MIKE WADE ARTS CORRESPONDENT AS THEATRE workers south of the Border look forward to increased government spending on the arts, actors in fundfrozen Scotland are warning of a mass exit stage south. Faced with tg:s potential exodus, Scottish theatre companies ...
... ARTS He’s 72 and had emergency heart surgery three years ago, so will Bernard Haitink be slowing down? Interview by Kenneth Walton ernard Haltink is approaching the final season of his tenure as heart surgery three years ago and subsequently attempting ...
... Royal College of Art) may not find another stick with which to beat the English. The director’s CV is impressive, leaving port with The Duellists and embarking on voyages which have taken h.igwia Blade Runner from Alien to Gladiator, his most recent port ...
... injury that plagued the latter stages of Maxwell’s playing career also reoccurred, not something that is desired when you are involved with a club where the health insurance has expired. You wonder what keeps him here, what keeps him walking the main stand ...
... ARTS: THE WEEK IN VIEW ON THE TRACK Asshereturnsto writing plays, Anne Downie can’t quite leave her ‘High Road’ past behind, writes Andrew Eaton et nne Downie is many things - A playwright, TV script-writer, actress and poet - but to some peopleshewill ...
... B 3 ARTS Playwright Tom Murphy tells Joyce McMillan how theatre can bring mannersand =~ civilisation to an unrulyworld-andto the Edinburgh International Festival : he Georgian house on the south side of Dublin is beauti. ful, and the successful man who ...
... proceedings. He is close to Irvine Welsh and has appeared in several of his stage adaptations and his original play, You'll Have Had Your Hole. He is currently touring the Citizens’ stage adaptation of Welsh's Filth, in which he plays not only the dysfunctional ...
... Arts & Entertainment [ ife in the ftarce lane The word ‘weird” hardly does him justice, but the famous oddball from Taxi’ was more than just a comedic Innovator, says Trevor Johnston FILM OF THE WEEK MAN ON THE MOON *%% JES never havilrlllg eard of Andy ...
... Cuckoos and contusion in the arts nest = JOYCE McMILLAN on the problems, the mistakes and the failings behind the row over the funding dnd direction of our national arts companies. HURSDAY marning, and a fat envelope arrives on - my doorstep, courtesy ...
... Can goalkeeper keep hold of his Price is Right prizes? appeared on the game show in May 1998. ) However, 15 workmates of his wife, Laura, have raised a civil action at Paisley Sheriff Court claiming there was a pre-show agreement to share out any prizes ...
... profession. He studied both at NYC'’s High School of Industrial Arts in the early Forties, but opted for the stage when a music teacher told him that he liked the way Bennett performed. : “All the art tutors were mad about that,” recalls Bennett. “They told ...
... human flaws. How he must enjoy the World Cup. o e e ot e was true mflbmm firmed indiscipline as an art form. The event has proved as ‘engaging as vivid art because of the very failings of players and officials. It has been wonderful to watch the wobbling ...