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The show goes on for UK theatres as Covid rules ease

The show goes on for UK theatres as Covid rules ease Issued on: 17/05/2021 - 18:52 The curtain rises again this week in at least some of London s theatres Niklas HALLE N AFP 3 min London (AFP) The curtain went up again in Britain s theatres this week, after a year of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, bringing hopes of recovery for the beleaguered culture sector. College lecturer Denise O Brien, 49, seized the opportunity to visit London s Bridge Theatre on Monday, as restrictions on indoor mixing were finally eased. It s a really controlled environment. I ve always loved the theatre the industry is going to die if we don t go, she told AFP.

Maseczki nadal potrzebne Dziś można było dostać je m in w tramwaju

Maseczki nadal potrzebne Dziś można było dostać je m in w tramwaju
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David Hare: Covid-hit UK theatre needs a John Osborne-inspired revolution

David Hare: Covid-hit UK theatre needs a John Osborne-inspired revolution Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Tristram Kenton/The Guardian British theatre must take inspiration from John Osborne and make itself essential to a mass audience if it is to thrive in a post-Covid world, according to David Hare, who says the artform is in need of a “revolution”. Osborne is being honoured with a blue plaque from English Heritage, which will be placed at 53 Caithness Road in Hammersmith, west London, where he wrote his seminal play Look Back in Anger, which was first performed at the Royal Court Theatre 65 years ago on Saturday.

Sell-out play turns on the irony of denial and evil

Robyn Nevin as Brunhilde Pomsel in “A German Life”… “Doing this has been very rewarding, if dark.” Photo: Andrew Beveridge ACTOR  Robyn Nevin agreed that “Brunhilde” suggested an Amazonian kind of image, but the character she’s about to perform in Canberra was in fact small and quite forgettable in appearance. Nevin is talking of Brunhilde Pomsel, Joseph Goebbels’ secretary and the subject she portrays in Christopher Hampton’s play, “A German Life”, so potentially nerve-touching that it rates a warning from the theatre that it contains graphic historical footage distressing for some patrons. Directed by Neil Armfield, the one-hander comes to Canberra after a sell-out season at the Adelaide Festival. 

Tramwaj na Naramowice: Pierwszy odcinek ma być gotowy latem Poznaniacy przez pętlę na Wilczaku dojadą do Włodarskiej

Tramwaj na Naramowice: Pierwszy odcinek ma być gotowy latem Poznaniacy przez pętlę na Wilczaku dojadą do Włodarskiej
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