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... Then there was Agatha Christie In his otherwise fair review of And Then There Were None at the Palace Theatre, Westcliff-on-Sea, Hugh Homan, no doubt inadvertent ly, transposed the characters played by Sarah Legg and Lyn O'Hara. Mr Homan also wonders ...
... past 25 years, under the direction of Christopher Dunham, the Palace has presented a wide variety of plays, ranging from Agatha Christie to Mark Ravenhill, from Ray Cooney to David Mamet, which is surely the business of any theatre worthy of the name. I write ...
... authors find their way into the programmes of all good repertories) in the pro vinces, than to be in, say. a long run of an Agatha Christie play? There may be financial sacrifice as I am deeply conscious that reper tory companies cannot afford to pay actors ...
... broadcast dramatisations of novels by DH Lawrence, Henry James, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, Graham Greene, (Toilette and Agatha Christie. Though some drama slots on Radio 4 are shorter than formerly, there are more of them, thus provid ing greater opportunities ...
... theatre we have given this city, this play has without doubt been the most popular and our selection has varied from Agatha Christie and J. Lee Thompson to Robert Monro (Sonnic Hale). These days, when well-written plays are hard to come by, ii would not ...
... see a repeat of something they nave seen before nd, who knows, not necessarily enjoyed even if it happened to be ...
... acclaimed as the world's most popular and successful playwright -- with the possible exception of William Shakespeare Agatha Christie. Two years ago we celebrated her centenary and wide, both the Oscar winning films ;ind plaudits, her plays and in partic ...
... if the weekly wage and theatre expense bill is to be met. It is yet another faot, that were we to present ANY play by Agatha Christie, we could be very sure indeed that the money for these things would be forthcoming. With all due respect, for I have never ...
... by James Pettifer about Bing Crosby), An Inspector Calls, Orphans, Amadeus, Master Harold and the Boys Yes, we also do Agatha Christie, Alan Ayckbourn and Ray Cooney and Pinter, Strindberg, Nichols and Godber. One further point: in Autumn 1989 Eastern Arts ...
... In Brighton we are beginning to have a surfeit of this custom. This week at the Theatre Royal, we have to put up with Agatha Christie's The Unexpected Guest for the second time within five months while in August, we have Anna Neagle in The More The ...
... She wasn't the first SIR, Mr Charles Vance the producer (February 1) suggests that Dame Agatha Christie's greatness for him was epitomised by her injunction: 'Tell them absolutely everything. Don't keep anything from them my dear' etc. But this precept ...
... book and let us see the provincial theatre flourish as never before while the West End sinks under the weight of its own Agatha Christies. Glyn Jones 162 Richmond Road, Hackney, London E8. ...