... Reviews arrived Er:§lish convicts stz‘lie a scratch performance of Farquhar’s The Recruiting Officer, Timberlake Wertenbaker’s play, derived from Thomas Keneally's novel, The Playmaker, vividly explores the nature of inheritance, nationhood, colonisation ...

... Review “HEROIN has such a great personality”. As the main character so eloquently puts it, the anti-heroes of Irvine Welsh'’s cult tale have a relationship with drugs more intimate than love. The poison that caresses ...

... REVIEW tape of fairground-type music managed to both entrance and menace and this is what tended to dominate the piece. Lindberg's considerable talents were morc audible in threc anonymous Medieval Dances from 1475, the only solo works in this concert ...

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... Review ' : Rambert Dance Company » & * Edinburgh Festival Theatre Life offers few constants, but the pleasure to be derived from a Rambert performance is usually one of them. In recognition of the UK flagship contemporary dance company'’s loyal following ...

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... REVIEWS have rough edges as seems to be made up of them — and his choice of songs decidedly and unapologetically sentimental, but his music moves on to a different plane when he takes up the uillean pipes, something he did not do often enough for me. ...

... Reviews Edir{burgh Folk Festival's opening “Fleadh™ weekend. > _ Making their Scottish debut at the Queen’s Hall on Friday, the Sligobased six-piece Dervish (not the whirling kind, but, yes, they certainly ‘can shig) lived up to their reputation with ...

... Reviews ferama and all are delivered with the verve and conviction. New songs are slotted into the set but keep the meaty country rock feel of their most popular tracks. You don’t look to Thrum for surprises, but their ability to deliver the goods in ...

... REVIEW They had decided that they would agree to a resumption of work on the basis of the retention of the “job and finish following concessions already made by the bricklayers at Port Talbot. Mr Lowthian said that the union also agreed to a review ...

... Reviews revealed some remarkable, emotionally-sophisticated ~ Vivaldi, but, leading the two concertos for four violins (Vivaldi and Locatelli) her playing lacked bounce, bite and rhythmic incision. RSNO, Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow ) ...

... reviewers wherever it lies, certainly does not lie in the originality of the tales, so everyone will recall the moment when Dick Whittington, having been falsely accused of theft in his patrons’ shop, is obliged to leave London to trudge home, writes ...