Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Portuguese musicians, etc. It wasn't even worth contemplating.' The Arts Council 's resources 'are devoted to national enterprises. So, we've had to find our own way.' The great challenge is to keep the orchestra solvent. It performs in London less than elsewhere ...
... decision was made to keep it in. As fa r as the 'adults' are concerned, Richard Griffiths gives a bravura performance Frances de la Tour-in a role specially written for her-and Clive Merrison steal every scene they are in as may be expected of these highly ...
... performing art-gestura! vocabulary and the ists, convinced that 'to keep sophisticated manner of its you is no gain, to kill delivery. Together, they loss'. In a determined effort imbued the members of Phnom Penh's Amrita Performing Arts ensemble with ...
... PERFORMING ARTS DANCE NO MASTERPIECE The revival of Don Quixote is not the best of tributes to Balanchine, says BARBARA NEWMAN T HE published catalogue of works by George Balanchine, who died in 1983, includes 425 items choreographed between 1920 and 1982. His ...
... Pimlott 's staging has the effect of diminishing and constraining the passion which surges through Tchaikovsky's music. More distracting than his giant nudes is his congested arrangement of the dramatic space. Antony McDonald 's set trisects the stage into ...
... on May 14. The season then recommences in October. Box office: 020-7638 8891; www. barbican. org As if to emphasise this parallel, before his first appearance as Scrooge, Michael 100 COUNTRY LIFE DECEMBER 20/27, 2007 CHRISTMAS PAST Northern Stage's literary ...
... stage right; baddies are always stage left). They rely on old familiars, including comic acts, popular songs, a principal boy (usually a girl, with a man dressed as a woman for his mother), a pretty girlfriend, a bad king or queen, and a two-man animal ...
... illustrators featured in this exhibi- . . tion within the chronology of great art rooted in radio. demonstrates a reassuring continuity of classical practice. It is a sad paradox, s and art editors, notably given the lack of respect given to com- tham, Ralph Usherwood ...
... normal. It may be perverse of me to want an jardin a l'anglais when keeping the grass green and finding plants that will survive +3odeg C in summer and -25degC in winter is so difficult. It is the challenge that is fun, especially keeping one's lawn emerald ...
... in. ( 63.4 x 81.2 cm.) lmportant British & lrish Art Auction 13 June 2001 lecture Sir Alfred Munnings and the Art of Racing Viewing 3-13 June by Jonathan Harwich, International Head of British & Irish Art on Enquiries Jonathan Harwich jhorwich@christies ...
... now become London as a Dickensian-looking geous costumes and Art Deco sets largely ‘high art’-free zones. Once presenter; Anton Lesser as an en- of Franco Squarciapino and Ezio the BBCI arts flag-vehicle, even tirely convincing Dickens; acted Frigerio ...
... Oxfordshire Little Faringdon Oxfordshire Little Faringdon SHIRE BRILLIANCE If you want to keep up with the Belvoir hounds in Leicestershire you need at least two horses, as RUPERT ULOTH discovers. H OUNDS are running and there is a simple choice: head ...