UAE to host the 5th WCO Global AEO Conference Thu 20th May 2021 | 07:15 PM
DUBAI, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / WAM - 20th May, 2021) Dubai Customs is hosting the 5th WCO Global Authorised Economic Operator Conference, to be held virtually over three days between 25th and 27th May, 2021.
Held in cooperation with the UAEFederal Customs Authority, the conference will serve as an ideal platform for exchanging ideas and insights between trade and supply chain professionals and officials. It brings together all stakeholders of global trade to explore the challenges, opportunities, and way forward for global trade under the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) programme. The agenda will address several topics, such as security, risk management, customs clearance lifecycle, e-commerce integration, and new business models.
The Comedy of Errors will be set by the sea in a karaoke bar.
Award-winning director Matthew Parker said: “Think Brighton beach and end of pier style for our production of
The Comedy of Errors.
The cast of the OVO production of The Comedy of Errors set for the Roman Theatre Open Air Festival in St Albans.
- Credit: OVO I love this play; it’s really funny and has all the zip and pace of a classic farce but with really funny characters and lots of room for physical comedy. I’ve decided that two of the characters in our production run a beachfront karaoke bar, which means that the show will be liberally peppered with karaoke classics throughout… as well as hipsters, drag queens, fortune tellers and nuns!”
The Removal Service livestreaming from Maltings Theatre
March 14, 2021 Last updated:
March 14, 2021
The ever-inventive Maltings Theatre, St Albans has decided that, Covid or not, it will livestream three productions during March, one of which,
The Removal Service, is not only a new play but the first professionally staged play written by Alice Briganti and Will Pattle, who is also one of the cast members. The Removal Service photo by Elliott Franks
The director, Luke Adamson, says that when he first read the script he “
laughed out loud… hated and loved the characters in equal measure” and indeed in performance it proves to be a remarkable piece of writing even for more experienced authors. It flows smoothly, has plenty of variety and action and the characters are true to life and believable, even if perhaps there is some unnecessary strong language! The play deserves to be much more widely seen than this production and one hopes that, post-Lockdown, it will transfer
The Merry Wives of Windsor and
Henry V at its successful open-air festival at the Roman Theatre of Verulamium.
Henry V directed by Matthew Parker at the Maltings Open Air Theatre Festival at the Roman Theatre of Verulamium in St Albans in August. The production was later performed indoors at the Maltings Theatre. Picture: Laura Harling
- Credit: Archant
This was followed by a series of autumn performances at the Maltings itself, including
The 39 Steps, returning after earlier having its run halted in March, and the summer Shakespeare plays
Merry Wives and
The Merry Wives of Windsor. Picture: Laura Harling.