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... part of Burgundy, and that they are entirely independent from Britain ('Blimey, I'm a foreigner!'). A fishmonger is declared Duke, and a mild case of anarchy erupts, in which Pimlico briefly becomes the plucky defender while the British authorities first ...
... to provocation. If only all dancers could perform with such immediacy, polished style and daring musicality. These 10 are Cambridge, on a special occasion-the 36th anniversary of the concert, also at King's, which launched both his conducting career and ...
... Everything BURY ST EDMUNDS Theatre Royal The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie BUXTON Opera House Opera and Ballet International (24-25) CAMBRIDGE Arts Theatre East Corn Exchange Fame The Musical Drama Centre Car (24-25) CANTERBURY Gulbenklan She Stoops to Conquer (24-25) ...
... Charles Ives. The evening started promisingly stance, seemed in high spirits for their appearance at the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, on March 4. Touring suits this energetic, skilful young ensemble, with Bates' 3 English Scenes. These snapshots of national ...
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... Shakespeare LEICESTER Revue (30-1) De Montfort Hall Fame BUXTON Haymarket Hot Stuff Opera House The Witches Haymarket Studio The CAMBRIDGE Phantom Tollbooth (30-1) Arts Theatre The Shakespeare LEYLAND Revue (27-28); Richard Alston Marsden Romeo and Juliet Dance ...
... preserved in the Bolesworth archives. Williams-Ellis, the son of a clergyman and Cambridge don, was brought up in north Wales and educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, and the Architectural Association School in London. He set up in practice in London ...
... sat in the a panting dog. C . unlike the poisonous tongue of . hat. They then appropriate asthma, hysteria and English: in Cambridge- developed. rich, distinctive ing, hysteria of Gerard's coughs, teething problems, bleed- flatulence. The 1633 edition dye ...
... Theatre Royal A Busy Day (7-8) BROMLEY Churchill Black Goes with Everything BURY ST EDMUNDS Theatre Royal Hobsons Choice CAMBRIDGE Arts Theatre Dusty: The Musical CANTERBURY Marlowe Annie CARDIFF New Diversions Dance Company CHELTENHAM Everyman English ...
... Ascot if you don't come up the course?' great figures of racing-old Lord Rosebery and the late Duke of Norfolk in the paddock. I recall a Proustian scene as Duke Bernard approached his Sovereign very slowly (at his last Ascot, 1974), and the precision with ...
... Theatre Royal, New Vic Studio Marie BROMLEY Churchill Kentish Opera BURY ST EDMUNDS Theatre Royal Spirit of the Dance (14-15) CAMBRIDGE Drama Centre Racing Demon (13-15) CANNOCK Prince of Wales Country Roads (13-15) CANTERBURY Marlowe Annie CARDIFF New Soul ...
... Buccleuch turquoises and diamonds, and by a tiara of rich red coral branches, probably worn by the young Princess Mary of Cambridge (1833-97) and bequeathed by her daughter, Queen Mary, to the Museum of London. After the charm of the Romantic period, the ...