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... JOHNNY DENNIS, GEOFFREY BRAWN, JAN HUNT and DERYK PARKIN pictured here with their sponsors after the final performance of Britain's contribution to the 58th American Society of Travel Agents World Congress at Budapest last week. The company presented six shows to packed houses and 23 sponsors including The British Tourist Authority and British Airways. ...
... Zenda, in which Rudolph, the look-a-like cousin of the king does daring deeds of a heroic nature in this romantic adventure adapted and directed by Matthew Francis. The show runs until February 6. Picture: ...
... crime in Yorkshire Television's A Touch Of Frost (ITV No 4) ...
... TIMOTHY WILSON is a counter tenor with many tenners to count. He is the winner of the John Scott prize, worth £1,500 and awarded annually by Scottish Opera to a singer with the company who has shown the most promise over the previous year. Wilson, who sang the role of Medoro in Scottish Opera's acclaimed production of Handel's Orlando last season, a role he repeats at Glasgow's Theatre Royal ...
... Your Home In The West. The £6,000 prize, administered by the Arts Council, goes to new works which represent a new and distinctive development in dramatic writing. Previous winners include Tom Stoppard, Peter Nicholls, Howard Brenton and David Edgar. Your Home In The West also won the 1990 Mobil Play award competition for Wooden, formerly a psychiatric nurse and probation officer in ...
... for two further engagements at the Royal Albert Hall and Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall. Here the veteran comic takes time out after the London show with former King Rat GEORGE ELRICK and companion Rat and International Chief Barker of the Variety Club JOHN RATCLIFFE. ...
... (Photo by Christopher Pearce). Playwright ATHOL FUGARD in pensive mood this week at the Lytterton which is currently staging his play On the Road To Mecca. South African born Fugard is becoming something of a regular at the National which has hosted several of his plays including the acclaimed Master Harold and the Boys last year ...
... her feel at home'--there was nothing to complain about in her version of Mad About The Boy NANA MOUSKOURI--the most unlikely of international stars achieves a magical effect ...
... L to R: John Bridges (Dukeries), Rita Bridges. Elaine Greeley (Laine Managements), Cliff Mathews (Ace Managements) Rich singing voice Karen Winters Gary Rich--Kkeabte Liverpool comic ...