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... Even when he was at art school, the female students who were falling over themselves were largely ignored. Even then his taste was for high glamour models. After success in the '7os, followed by a hiatus, Roxy Music finally split in 1982. However, Ferry had ...
... the film. The former male swan graced our stages in June and October; -~ . delivering an'emotional performance asthe ...
... cavalry charge, it’s him. Indeed, it may well be that his luck has start:(i’ to turn already because if just one more horse rated above him in the handicap had stood their ground at the forty-eight hour declaration stage, he would have been running -in y ...
... Festival Theatre == Born: 8 May, 1931, in Sunderland - Died: 20 November, 2000, in hospital in Sunderland, aged 69 ¢ BRIAN . Shelton was associated with. Pitlochry Festival Theatre for a period of 24 years, from 1958 to 1982. A ‘Born in:Sunderland and ...
... n and conceptual art, many young painters are still quietly continuing their business. Victoria Morton, Jenny O’Boyle, Samantha Murray and Julie Parker are all graduates from Glasgow School of Art who keep the flame of painting alive, attempting to explore ...
... puzzled but brotherly common pursuit of Reger’s memory. The story’s theme, it emerges, is not so much art as life and the proper place of art in keeping us alive and feeling when all else fails. As for Bernhard’s sustained tirade against Austria and the Austrians ...
... has won a place on the the world stage. Founded byKonstantin Tatchkin, a military man turned arts impresario, the company is based at its own theatre in St Petersburg, with a remit to keep traditional Russian ballet alive and tour it as Despite starting ...
... were due to stage the first of two performances in the village hall at Arbuthnott, the Kinraddie of the novel; and it’s difficult to overstate the role a tour like this can play in keeping vital parts of Scotland’s cultural heritage alive and bringing ...
... —_—_ Christie, who died in 1949, likened the gardento“aliving soul”,theembodiment of Japanese skill and “a note that vibrates between nature and art”. Meanwhile, nature continues to reclaim the balance and harmony which Christie’s staff rigorously maintained ...
... niceness shines through the glitz. There may be ruin, incest, rape and even murder, but they’re done with far less conviction than the tender pages about a Downs child; Coleridge makes children come more | alive, almost more distinct than his | adults ...
... the band. “From art school I got associated with Kraftwerk and 1 spent from 1970 to 1982 working with them doing a lot of the lyrics and 1 also did the initial graphics for Autobahn, Radioactivity, and a couple of albums before. In 1982 it sort of eased ...
... production, its naked stage lacks spectacle for older children, while much of its neat comedy is too advanced for younger ones. @ Bells Sports Centre, Perth, 18 May; Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline, 25 May; Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy, 26 May; Traverse, Edinburgh ...