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Baz Bamigboye reveals the excellent casting for the Almeida's King Lear in his weekly Friday column in tomorrow's Daily Mail, available online now.
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Posted 28 June 2012 - 10:08 PM
Posted 28 June 2012 - 10:15 PM
Could you link? I can't find it.
Btw, if it's Jenny Jules etc, that was announced ages ago.
EDIT: have found. But that was announced at least a month or so ago.
Btw, if it's Jenny Jules etc, that was announced ages ago.
EDIT: have found. But that was announced at least a month or so ago.
Posted 28 June 2012 - 10:30 PM
Lynette, on 28 June 2012 - 10:04 PM, said:
Ah, how the mighty are fallen. Once it was 'the achingly fashionable' Almeida because every show was first class, a great choice brilliantly done. The sets always breath taking, the acting top notch. Then they did up the place, Kent and McDiarmid left and it slowly slumped back into what Daniel has found to be so.
How I long for the time I would wait in the rain for the loo in a leaky and tiny outhouse. The curse of a new building struck. But don't give up on it. I think it will renew itself eventually
How I long for the time I would wait in the rain for the loo in a leaky and tiny outhouse. The curse of a new building struck. But don't give up on it. I think it will renew itself eventually
When did they get the revamp? I must admit it feels strange that the only access to the circle is from outside - I presume that's a general little quirk of the building layout.
And yes, I'm sure it will revive itself - every venue has its ups and downs. It's just a bit of a pain to trek out there, being so used to just walking 5 minutes from a tube station. Only comparable (which feels less of a slog to get to due to the surroundings even though the actual walk is further) I can think of at this moment is the Globe.
Posted 28 June 2012 - 11:20 PM
Agree with the above comments on the Almeida. Attenborough's been there 10 years, and not very distinguished ones in my view. Isn't it time for him to go?
Posted 29 June 2012 - 09:41 AM
Daniel, I agree the area doesn't look much in the gloom of early evening when the shops are shut but there are some terrific cafes and shops from the Almeida down to the Angel, well worth a stroll on a Saturday. I agree the Globe blessed with its locale. But then it is there precisely because it is there, so to speak. The Almeida was some sort of other building, hence the outlside entrance to the top layer.
Posted 29 June 2012 - 10:18 AM
Pharaoh, on 28 June 2012 - 10:15 PM, said:
But that was announced at least a month or so ago.
Oops, sorry! I meant that Baz's column revealed the casting to me! As you may have gathered from previous posts, the Almeida's dropped off my radar - although I saw and appreciated The House of Bernarda Alba.
Posted 29 June 2012 - 10:35 AM
Going to Pierre Audi's Almeida in the 80s was akin to going to Wilton's Music Hall now. The necessary little journey to a decayed building brought to contemporary theatrical life was like a pilgrimage. The theatre programming was similar to the Barbican's now, in its ambitious, outward looking collaborations, visiting companies, commissions and in-house productions, and there was also an utterly distinctive contemporary music festival and programme. Through the 90s and beyond, Ian McDiarmid and Jonathan Kent narrowed and focused the range but sustained a stream of exceptional productions of plays. They also expanded with productions in larger London theatres which all maintained their house style. They took maximum advantage of their enforced absence from the Almeida (around 2000 to 2002) during its capital redevelopment, staging Almeida productions in specially created temporary theatre spaces in Kings Cross. Then the physically restored theatre reopened with Michael Attenborough in charge and the spark fizzled out.
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This year's World Food Prize—a prize dedicated to furthering a "nutritious and sustainable food supply"—will be awarded to top executives at Monsanto and Syngenta for creating GE crops. GE crops are about feeding the profits of biotech giants, not the world's hungry.
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Description: "He directly pointed the gun at the vehicle and shot it up", says Latina Edwards whose 3-year-old daughter was hit when a neighbor opened fire on them with a shotgun. Edwards says it all began when the man, in his 20s, began calling her daughter, Amyria Parham, and another young girl offensive names. "I told him don't talk to my daughter no more because he was calling her and her friend 'hos'. My daughter is 3 years old. She don't know what a ho is", said Edwards outside Children's Hospital in Detroit where her daughter is recovering. When tensions escalated, Edwards says she tried to get away by jumping into a friend's van in hopes of driving away, but by then she says the man had retrieved a shotgun from one of his friends and he opened fire on the van. "I'm her only protection", said Edwards. "I tried to get away but he shot up the vehicle that we was in and that's how she got shot". Detroit Police are still searching for the shooter."- Detroit News
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If during your holiday in one of our apartments on the Costa Brava, you want your family to enjoy both the majestic monuments of the area with a great variety of activities to share with children, just use your imagination and get ready to be happily surprised!
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Aside from the two Natural Parks in the MARISMAS DE L'EMPORDÀ and CAP DE CREUS, respectively located in the Roses Bay and North Coast areas of the Costa Brava, nature, land and sea, are the prevailing element in this beautiful area of the Mediterranean, in which it is a must to highlight the protected sea environment of ILLES MEDES.
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The Costa Brava being located by the sea, there are 3 water parks in the area, Aqua Brava in Roses, Aqua Diver in Platja d'Aro and Water World, where children will enjoy a wonderful day splashing around and sliding down water slides. www.aquabrava.com
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Hundreds lined the streets of Clawson today for the annual Fourth of July parade. It included floats of all sizes, antique cars, clowns, bands and some well known faces. Afterwards, many people visited an arts and crafts fair featuring over 90 different displays and the Independence day festivities don't stop there. There's also a midway area with entertainment and lots of food. The night will end with a spectacular fireworks show. It's recommended that people park off main roads like Maple, Main and Crooks and walk to Clawson City Park where most of the activities will take place.
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|Ride the wave, Brewers. Who knows where it'll end? Don't look up now. At this point, the worst thing you guys can do is start thinking. Just keep playing. At 16-6, the Crew is carrying the best record in baseball, and the clubhouse has to be the happiest place on earth at the moment.
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|For Jacoby Ellsbury, there were no mixed emotions about returning to Fenway Park as a member of the Yankees on Tuesday. "I was looking forward to it," he said.
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|The Red Sox and Orioles did themselves proud on this Patriots' Day, folks. Take a bow, fellas. Nice job all around. The O's won it, 7-6, in front of a packed house of 37,513 at Fenway Park, but given how the Red Sox fought and clawed back from a 6-0 deficit, given how Red Sox Nation has a month's worth of storylines to digest, there surely won't be much disappointment.
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|When it comes to managing a game -- setting lineups, creating favorable matchups, bullpen use -- skipper Bruce Bochy has few peers.
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Oxfam condemns Monday's attack on the aid flotilla that resulted in the killing of a number of passengers and it links the tragedy to the failure of Israel and the international community to lift the three year blockade on the Gaza Strip.
While Oxfam has no connection to the Gaza flotilla, we condemn any use of violence and loss of life which occured when the Israeli navy intercepted it at sea.
Oxfam partner Bimkom's architects and planners help Palestinians fight house demolition orders and restrictive building policies that are pervasive in Area C of the West Bank.
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Mike Mansfield Papers: Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 6, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
HELENA, 1\fONTANA
FRIDAY, iviARCH 29,1968 AT 8:00P.M.
I ask you to examine with me, today_, the two faces of
violence which confront the nation -- the ugly business in
Vietnam and the ugly business in the nation's urban centers.
These issues are back-to -back on the coin of contemporary
crisis . No matter what our personal pursuits or our personal
feelings, these is sues involve us deeply.
It does not take a crystal ball to see that the outlook in
either case is not very reassuring. The tt·ends of the war in
Vietnam continue to push us further into the bog of Southeast
Asia. By the same token, the fever of social discontent and the
terror of random and ~unaway crime are unabated in many of the
nation's cities. As the chill of winter gives way to spring and
summer, a recrudescence of the violence which is inherent in this
situation is to be expected.
There is the prospect of more mob action and rioting in
the pattern of mid-1967 . If violence of that kind occurs again, it
will be suppressed again. The protection of the right of the citizen
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to be secure in his person is the first responsibility of government
-- federal, state, or local. Let there be no doubt, therefore,
that the use of force will unleash the counterforce of constituted
Let there be no doubt either, however, as to the limitations
of force in the kind of situation which plagued many cities of the
nation last summer. The right of the citizen to be secure has never
been and can never be adequately protected by police power alone .
Rather, it is a right which is best protected in and by a community
which is right for all its ci~izens.
The first responsibC.ity of responsible government, therefore,
is not the last. While it will be conce:rned with the immediate
protection of people and thei:.- p::operty: a :-esponsible government
will also be concerned with buildbg the kind of communities in which
all peop1e can live in personal decency and harmonious dignity. It
will be concerned with the adequacy and equity of the educational
opportunities which are available to all young people. It will be
concerned with the well-being of the unemployed, the poor, and the
h elpless. It wiH be concerned with the protection of the health of
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the community. It will be concerned with playgrounds and parks
and the wise guidance of young people when guidance is not otherwise
available to them.
The responsibility for meeting these and other urgent
needs of the cities obviously does not rest with the federal government
alone. Every American, every private association of
Americans , every state and every municipal government, shares
the responsibility. Indeed, I wish that rather than the federal
government, individuals, state and local governments, and other
institutions of our society would take the great preponderance of the
burden. Nevertheless, the interests of the entire nation demand that
the responsibility be met somewhere. To the extent that it is not
adequately met elsewhere, it is going to be met by the federal gov-ernment.
The problem which confronts us in the nation's cities is the
safety of the streets and it is larger than the safety of the str eets.
The problem is crime and it is larger than crime. The problem is
control of mobs and riots and it is larger than mobs and riots. In
the last analysis, the p r oblem is nothing less than the transfor mation
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of those great centers of population which have become places of
increasing hostility to decent human habitation if not to human
survival itself.
The problem is vast and it is urgent. It involves directly
Americans who are gathering in increasing numbers in and around
the urban centers of the nation. That is where most Americans are
now domiciled. That is where most Americans now make thei-r
living. What is already the case today will b-a &v-en more so tomorrow.
If the urban problem is complex in 1968, think of what it will
be like a few years hence. The turn of tile century is less than
33 years away and by the year 2000, it is expected that over 150
million persons will have been added to the nation's present population
of 200 million. Where else but in and around the cities will this
great increase be lodged? What does this imminent growth in numbers
mean in terms of urban transportation, water supply, air
supply, safe streets, public health, housing, recreation, or whatever?
It is readily apparent what it means. It means that there
will be either a dynamic concentration of public leadership and
great human and material resources on the difficulties of the urban
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areas o r there will be national disaster.
We all live i n a State with gr eat open spaces and a small
population, and, hence, few of the immediate i lls which plague
the metropolitan center s. Yet, it would be short- sighted in the
extreme to assume that any r egion in this country -·· urban, suburban,
or r ural - - is immune to the catastr ophe which threatens
in metropolitan areas. We are one nation. We ax·e all in it
together. In the end, if the bell toHs, it will not toll for the cities
alone, or the suburbs alone, or for New York, Chicago, Detroit,
or San Francisco. alone . in the end, it will toll for all of us .
The p:;:essing need is for a well-rounded national program
which, when coupled with thE: initiatives and efforts of the cities
a."'ld states and private associations , will be adequate to .neet the
explosive situation in the u1ban areas. A beginning has been
made under the Kennedy- Johnson Administrations. In the last two
Congresses a substantial legislative base has been laid. Like all
beginnings , it has its flaws , inadequacies and excesses . Neverthe less,
the begin!ling is significant.
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Speaking in all frankness for the Senate , I want to say
that Republicans as well as Democrats share in this achievement.
Under the leadership of Senator Everett Dirksen, Republican
Senators aJ.ong with Democrats. have approached the problem with
a minimum of partisanship and a deep sense of national responsibility.
Not a few of the measures which have passed owe their enactment to
the cooperative votes of Republican Senators ,
I regret to say that, while we have made a beginning, the
problem of the follow - thr ough has been difficult. No matter how
much we have t::ied to avoid it, the Vietaamese .conflict has brought
about a diversion of initiative, energy and public attention, not to
speak of funds, h-om the p:-essing p:!:oblems of the c~ties , The
President has tried to deal with the conflicting demands on the
nation's will and resources by practicing budgetary restraints and
economies in spending and by pinpointing those federal programs
which will have maximum impact on the urban p:-oblem at m inimum
cost. He has centered attention, for example, on a Ivlodel Cities
Program which can improve the housing, jobs , education and health
care of millions of the poor, at a co~:;t of approximately $100 pes:
person affected,
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The President's "Safe Streets and Crime Control" proposal
gives emphasis to the needs of local law enforcement and rehabilitation;
its enactment will stimulate localities thr oughout the
nation to strengthen and to improve police departments and to
modernize their technologies. 1vlay I say that, in my judgment, it
is high time that this effort is to be made. All too often, the police
are inadequately equipped and supported by their communities. All
too often, they are made the scapegoats for situations for which they
have no responsibility. All too often, the stereotyped cry of "police
brutality" goes up as a cloak for irresponsible hostility towards the
police or simply because there is no one else handy to blame. All
too often, the police must take great personal risks and perform
onerous tasks without adequate \:o:aining and under working conditions
and at rates of pay which border on the disgraceful. A change in that
state of affairs is an essential part of a change for the better in the en ..
vironment of the cities and the President' s proposal on safe streets
and crime control is designed to help bring about the change.
What needs to be done in the nation's cities will not come
cheap. The over-all program set forth by the President, and:
recently by the I-
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Olivia Anderson, "Light Painting" in Digital Art, Silver Key
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The largest number of Ipswich High School students auditioned successfully for the 2014 All-State Festival, March 22, 2014 at Symphony Hall. The successful students are as follows:
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Zoe Doran, Orchestra, violin
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The following Middle School students will participate:
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Spencer Meneghini, Band, trombone
Chris Phillips, Band, trumpet
Colby Delano, Boys' Chorus, soprano
Brendan Harlan, Boys' Chorus, tenor
Jake Parker, Boys' Chorus, tenor
Nina Gillette, Girls' Chorus, alto
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Katherine Meaney, Girls' Chorus, soprano II
Sophie Miller, Girls' Chorus, soprano I
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