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The story of 'genius' Hāwera writer Ronald Hugh Morrieson

The story of genius Hāwera writer Ronald Hugh Morrieson 9 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 9 minutes to read All of Ronald Hugh Morrieson s novel have been made into films. Photo / Supplied Whanganui Chronicle By: Rolland McKellar The life of one of Hāwera s most famous sons is to be detailed in a soon-to-be completed book called Towering Talent. Its author Rolland McKellar writes about Ronald Hugh Morrieson, one of the country s most successful writers. Hope I m not one of those buggers famous when dead, one of Taranaki s most famous writers, Ronald Hugh Morrieson, once said. The comment was made to author Maurice Shadbolt who visited Morrieson twice in Hāwera, several years apart.

Stratford Festival Announces 2021 Outdoor Season Featuring Plays & Musical Cabarets Starring Canada's Top Talent

Stratford Festival Announces 2021 Outdoor Season Featuring Plays & Musical Cabarets Starring Canada s Top Talent Six plays and five cabarets will grace the outdoor Stratford stages this summer.by BWW News Desk The Stratford Festival is transforming, for this summer, into an outdoor festival offering a season of six plays and five cabarets reflecting on the theme of Metamorphosis, with performances held under beautiful canopies that will hark back to the Festival s founding under a tent in 1953. We are hopeful that the current Ontario lockdown and the vaccination program will enable a successful outdoor summer season, says Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino. As butterflies shedding their cocoons, we are poised to emerge from this pandemic.

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Alabama Shakespeare Festival Opens Costume Parade Outdoor Exhibit

Alabama Shakespeare Festival Opens Costume Parade Outdoor Exhibit The exhibit pays tribute to the artistry and craft that go into bringing characters to life at a professional producing theater.by BWW News Desk As spring nears and the Alabama outdoors enter their dressiest season, Alabama Shakespeare Festival is dressing up its grounds - and windows - with Costume Parade. A safe, interactive fun, and enriching outdoor installation, Costume Parade looks at more than a decade of costumes that have graced ASF s stages. It pays tribute to the artistry and craft that go into bringing characters to life at a professional producing theater.

Nicola Pagett obituary

Nicola Pagett obituary Michael Coveney © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: PA Nicola Pagett, who has died suddenly of a brain tumour aged 75, will not easily be forgotten by anyone who saw her on stage or screen over a career of 30 years. She was a glacial, beautiful presence in plays from Shaw to Pinter and she illuminated Upstairs, Downstairs on television in the early 1970s. She played Elizabeth Bellamy, the spoilt and self-absorbed daughter of the upscale Belgravia household in Eaton Square, who makes the mistake of marrying a poet with no interest in the physical side of love. She has an affair with his publisher and conceives a child. Other amorous adventures follow before she leaves for New York.