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.
... ves sel of old ferryman Sid Wagstaffe's dreams, in which he sails away in search of tangy adventure like a latter-day Joseph Conrad. He resents the way in which seafaring is now a tourist industry, but his pragmatic elder brother Robbo has become a landlubber ...
... tho head. He loathes his job as a shop walker, or something of that sort, ho has a soul above fumed oak, and Kipling and Joseph Conrad have always been his favourite authors. So the Cockney worm turns. One fateful evening, after a couple of whiskies, one ...
... Manon L caut. which was received with thueuMm by a crowded audience, announced for repetition to-mccr 1 K Jl\ t° work by Joseph Conrad. Basil an Macdonald Hasting# has grappied zealously with his task, however, Lj in the turning of Victory into tv a play ...
... TORDOFl- and Philip Cade- have managed to get something of the very essence as well as dramatic impulse into their version of Joseph Conrad's great novel, Heart ol Darkness, a one-man production al the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill Gate, with Tordoff himself as ...
... The Secret Agent INCUBLIS JONATHAN PETHERBRIDGE has managed the extremely difficult task of making Joseph Conrad's complex novel The Secret Agent into a viable and exciting theatre work, mainly by straightening out the often confusing time scale and ...
... verbal Odyssey centred upon Heiner Muller's version of Heracles' search for the Hydra, whose hardships are paralleled in Joseph Conrad's Congo Journal, palliated by a text extolling the pleasures of natural beauty. Its setting was a circle of sand, at whose ...
... work is undoubtedly clever. So far as bad taste is concerned surely it could go no further than the coupling of the late Joseph Conrad's name with a decadent and unsuccessful writer. Surely the mention of even a fictitious celebrity would have served the ...
... Proceedings at this new Faculty Theatre, as it is styled, havo started with performances of a double bill, made up of Joseph Conrad's One Day More and August St rind berg's very unpleas ant and ultra-cynical play, Lady (otherwise Miss) Julie, given in ...
... has designed tho purposely simple-- some have \allecl it Kxpre.-.sioii>st scenery. But the drama proper, as set forth in Joseph Conrad's three acts, of eight scenes, labolloc! The Private Life. Ilio Under World and the Upper World, and The Issue, deals really ...
... and searching r61o oltn has risen greatly above lh.it previous iitromg .perform ance of hers in the dr.iusjtiaation of Joseph Conrad's Victory. Her raiding of t: 10 part, while dillering in points of detail from those preserved by her forerunners in ...