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... up to Arts Council to direct show The Arts Council is acting like a Renaissance patron in its clumsy attempt to influence the Gate's artistic direction, writes Eilis O'Hanlon AFTER a row over funding with the Gate Theatre last summer, the Arts Council ...
... to get legit and, God forbid, respectable. Previous generations of parents may have worried about putting their daughters on the stage, but now the problem will be how to keep them off the pole. The head of Cheeky Models reckons experienced dancers can ...
... Arts The cruel business of theatre Six months ago Paul Mercier's theatre company was going down the tubes. He talks to Ciara Dwyer HAVE nothing to complain about, says the playwright Paul Mercier, with a beaming smile. But if you had come to me six ...
... so that she could keep her currencies apart when travelling. A picture of her mother's lipsticks surrounded by encroaching darkness touched me deeply. Four tea cups, each Working out what to throw away, what to give away, what to keep. 'Loss &Memory'continues ...
... heading the ensuing corner past the far post. Robben, meanwhile, was taking centre stage. One bewitching run sent Doriva helplessly spinning in circles, but Lampard could not keep his shot on target as he stretched to meet his near-post centre. Gareth Southgate ...
... Dark art from the killing fields The shade in Charlie Whisker's art springs partly from his witnessing a murder in the Troubles, and the end of his idyllic childhood in Bangor. He tells Joe Jackson how his wife, fashion designer Mariad, from whom he has ...
... Familiarity may fan the flame Ulster may be out, writes Brendan Fanning, but the other provinces still have a lot to play for next weekend WE are less than aweek away from the point where the New Year will be clearly defined for our provinces in Europe: ...
... with a plaster or leave a little bar through the hole to keep it from closing. I was feeling a bit bored at this stage so I returned to get the navel done, of course we It can be an erotic art form WHEN I think of tattoos I think of that sex scene in ...
... ART LOVERS: The late Lord and Lady Belt at Russborough years before the paintings were recovered, by which time Cahill had been assassinated by the IRA. Sir Alfred Beit died in May 1994 and Lady Beit left Ireland after two further robberies at Russborough ...
... Pack may change Parisian tune LIFE is so smog is the signature nine of Stade Paracsia. You coukl cell it catchy, but that you could say the same thing about lay number of debditatla diseases. play it before, in the middle o 4 nd imam at the Stade Jean ...
... There's parts of it that I didn't really like. I tend to be private, so I don't mind the attention when I'm on stage, but off stage I tend to keep relatively private and to myself, so some of that gets screwed. But at the same time you don't make the rules ...
... never have been released into the wild. Does he not realise, at this stage of his life, that anyone who is not deeply sceptical about these things, is being extremely unwise, and may even be a few vouchers short of the pop-up toaster? Mark Little on Prime ...