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... my years on stage, before Isawa camcra.lwasinw»lvtdmabtofcomedy,“ Hayman says. “ was involved ina lot of everything, from playing Al Capone to ]immy&vyleandit’s:‘fight.fl:m’sy‘om psychopath!’TV and film are tighter pigeon holes than the stage.” 7 Hayman ...
... that kind of relationship: loving, intense, conflicted. In 1930 they moved to America, where Rivera had enough commissions to keep them comfortable. But Kahlo did not take to “gringos” and yearned for home. It was in America that she had a miscarriage. She ...
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... Festival is to establish itself as a successful producer of top-class drama it may need extra expertise in this field But over his decade in the job, McMaster has succeeded in keeping Edinburgh audiences in touch with the work of a huge range of world-beating ...
... musician, he got involved in community arts in Aberdeen and then studied acting at the Royal Scottish AcademyofMusicand DramainGlasgow as a mature student. “It changed my life,” he says. Still battling to keep Cat A alive and kicking, he’s adamant that he ...
... memory”. The loss this week of lan Mackie and Kathy Butler, the two most experienced co. i;t:tsintheteam.isacnm ow - injury may have reduced their mecli‘zl? ch!nces, but the Olympians’ absence also diminishes the team’s profile. The Games are important ...
... in response to the fragmenting of society. Recent work has moved in a new direction, from one-off sculptural pieces which may or may not relate to one another, to complete installations. The specific furniture references have broadened into an interest ...
... story. Back in May 1998, to predictable roars of complaint from some old Labour supporters in the arts world, the Blair government appointed a prominent businessman - Gerry Robinson, chairman of the Granada Group - as the new chair of the Arts Council of ...
... picked up the cupboard from a junk shop in Gorgie. It was only about £l5O. Both she and I like Art Deco because it’s simple and linear. We aren’t keen on Art Nouveau as it’s a bit frilly. I'm not sure that the cupboard goes with this style of house but ...
... immorally:so you cannot really say that art'is,-of itself, good forsociety. =~ . 0T ““The .méchanism which ‘makes it interesting is part of its value. As we ‘have seen, whether and'in what way any given piece of expressive.art affects.you depends on'you as much ...
... the number that “do the season” is much greater, at about 100. These days, they say, the season may not be about finding husbands, but is very much alive. It's about “meeting new friends, having fun and doing stuff for charity”. Incorporating Ascot, Henley ...