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Editorial Staff • West End • 14 Dec 2005
Posters, programmes and pre-play music are dominated by Eric Morecambe, Frankie Howerd, Benny Hill and other British comedians of a certain vintage; hence some of the audience's puzzlement to discover a savagely explicit comedy about the collapse of two marriages. Admittedly the events coincide with Benny Hill's death and three of the four partners are members of the Dead Funny Society run by one of the couple's neighbour, Brian.
Eleanor's husband Richard (Nicolas Tennant) is apparently practising involuntary celibacy, with an aversion to naked flesh and physical contact. The resulting therapy leads to a decidedly unerotic nude scene, an amusing interlude with a sex guidance video viewed through the couple's reactions, and other characters' arrivals at predictably embarrassing moments.
Thereafter bursts of patter and comic song and Brian's attempts to keep control of the Dead Funny Society are merely sideshows to a bitter unfolding of marital conflict, as it emerges that best friends Lisa and Nick (Natalie Walter and Andrew Frame) have problems as deep-seated as Eleanor and Richard.
Perhaps the unexplained changes in characters' behaviour can be seen as betraying their self-deception and volatility, but they also resemble the arbitrary character shifts so beloved of sitcom writers. In Lysette Anthony's performance of Eleanor, initially poised between smugness, sexual appetite and desperation, is a typical sitcom construct which a touching late scene merely contradicts. Her statement that she feels "like the poor cow in a second-rate sitcom" is all too understandable.
It's odd that the most sympathetic character is another stereotype, the gay mother-fixated neighbour, with Derek Hutchinson developing a nice line in unexaggerated camp.
Otherwise a very capable quartet of actors do many things well without convincing us of their reality which, given the meaty fare on offer and the tragic possibilities hinted at, can be a problem. Possibly Matthew Lloyd's production, with a typically stylish set by Simon Higlett, is a bit undercooked (after a very brief run of previews) and a sharper edge to the farcical scenes might distract from the play's glib misanthropy.
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When Wichita County Jail inmates make court appearances, it's common, for now, to find the men in green shirts and pants and women in white versions of the same. When Wichita County deputies took one man from the jail to court Friday afternoon, the inmate stood out — in bright red clothing.
The uniform, designed to indicate a high-risk inmate, was one of several precautions the Wichita County Sheriff's Office took when Jerry Lee Pitman, 33, went to 30th District Court for a hearing Friday afternoon, Wichita County Sheriff David Duke said.
A jury convicted Pitman in August of two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child stemming from incidents in 2008, and Pitman was sentenced to two life terms, which were stacked. His exit from the courtroom following his sentencing was laced with bursts of anger.
Duke referred to the man's behavior on Monday during a court proceeding in a different courtroom, and said Pitman had made some statements between Monday and Friday that prompted the sheriff's office to handle him with caution.
As is standard in a criminal case, Pitman's defense filed a motion for a new trial, and there was testimony Friday in 30th District Court in a hearing on that issue. Attorneys will submit bench briefs, and it will likely be a couple of weeks before 30th District Judge Bob Brotherton makes a ruling.
In addition to the bright uniform Pitman wore to court, his attire on Friday included a spit hood, handcuffs and ankle cuffs. The sheriff's office wheeled a restraint chair to the courtroom behind Pitman in case it was needed. There were no problems with his behavior Friday in court.
"It's been my experience dealing with the sheriff's office and the transportation deputies that they are very professional, and I feel very secure with them around," said Maureen Shelton, first assistant with the Wichita County District Attorney's Office.
Duke said he began the red uniforms for high-risk inmates in 2009 as he addressed some clothing decisions and worked on cost-saving measures within the jail. His decisions included green clothing for male inmates and white for female inmates. Trustees wear orange.
Duke anticipates some significant changes when it comes to inmate clothing in the near future.
Since four inmates escaped from the jail annex in August, Duke has been toying with the idea of dressing everyone in black-and-white striped jumpsuits.
"Black-and-white stripes are easily identified in every environment as an inmate," he said.
The Sheriff's Office learned following the escape that a jump suit wouldn't be as easy for someone to shed or conceal, he said. Whereas the green clothing tended to blend in more outside the facility, the black-and-white stripes should be easier to spot.
"That just really made my mind up," Duke said. "If they're incarcerated, they need to be in jail clothes."
And when it comes down to costs of this plan, the inmates are paying for it — out of the inmate commissary fund that comes from their purchases. Purchases made from that fund have to be inmate-related, Duke said. He said that's how the Sheriff's Office got several inmate-transport vehicles — two vans, a sedan and a bus — in 2009 without turning to taxpayer money.
With black-and-white clothing on the way, the Sheriff's Office is also looking into black-and-white stripes or another easily identifiable color for other clothing items — socks and undergarments, for instance — inmates can buy through the commissary.
The plan for now is to keep trustees in orange, and inmates considered high-risk will continue to wear red, Duke said.
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Home offices are one of the very few features of a home that are growing in popularity, according to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) "Home Design Trends Survey" for the second quarter of 2010.
Those home theaters, fitness rooms and even home workshops? Out.
Instead, residential architects say there's growing interest in "outside living spaces, home offices and mud rooms - despite the overall trend toward a downsizing of homes," reports Kitchen and Bath Design News.
"As the overall economy has slowed in recent years, home offices have become the new home theaters," AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker told Kitchen and Bath.
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"He has a 70 per cent chance of starting on the bench, but there is still a 30 per cent chance he'll start from the beginning."
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Back-to-school shopping is one of the last activities kids enjoy before classes start.
However, some kids don't get new clothes each year. That concern is why L2 For Kids started 15 years ago.
Henry and Pat Potter of Willow Island started L2 For Kids, a non-profit organization to raise money to buy kids new clothes for school.
Only two requirements must be met for a child in need to receive new clothes, L2 founder Henry Potter said.
"The kids must be in school and have no other means to get new clothes," Potter said.
Money recently provided by Gothenburg State Bank will be used for kids at Dudley Elementary or at Gothenburg High School.
"If a community raises money, it is used there," president Faye Kniss said.
L2 For Kids has helped 300 kids since 1998 and hopes to provide for more than 1,000 kids by next year, Kniss said.
Kniss said the goal is easily within reach but it takes money to give kids clothes and also takes more volunteers.
To become a volunteer or donate money, call Kniss at
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Trying to keep the Michael Phelps glow, NBC has agreed to televise next year's World Swimming Championships from Rome, along with the 2009, 2010 and 2011 national championships. The deal, announced Thursday, is NBC's latest attempt to ride the wake of the Olympic golden boy's race to history. In large part because of Phelps' successful attempt to win eight gold medals in Beijing, NBC Universal's Olympic telecasts have been a ratings success. Phelps' coach, Bob Bowman, had told the AP earlier that Phelps would definitely compete in Rome. Bowman said that in Rome the swimmer will focus on relays and shorter events, including the 100-meter freestyle and one of the backstroke events.
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Olympic closing ceremonies usually offer less of a spectacle than opening nights, and the Beijing finale will have less than half the participants — but that's still about 7,000 people. NBC Sports executive David Neal said yesterday he traveled 90 minutes west of Beijing to see a rehearsal of the ceremony conducted in secret on a college campus. Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou, who directed the opening ceremony, does the same for the Sunday's finale, set to air via tape delay at 7 p.m. on WPXI-11 and NBC affiliates. The opening ceremony was seen by 34.2 million people in the United States, a bigger audience than this year's "American Idol" finale. Sunday's closing is also expected to feature an eight-minute segment from London, site of the 2012 games, with Michael Phelps, David Beckham and a performance by singer Leona Lewis with Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page. The Beijing finale will have a completely new cast. Neal said none of the 15,000 people who were in the opening ceremony will be in the finale.
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Christian groups who flouted a Chinese ban on foreign missionaries are calling their underground evangelizing during the Olympic Games a success. Drawn to a nation of 1.3 billion people under atheist rule, the groups prepared for years for what the Southern Baptists once called "a spiritual harvest unlike any other." Christian missionary Mark Taylor of Pensacola, Fla. said 115 people from 12 countries gathered in Thailand for orientation before scattering throughout China, from Tibet through the far northeast. Two groups worked in Beijing, he said, though he would not give details. China tried to keep out foreign missionaries before the Olympics. It kicked out more than 100 suspected missionaries last summer, according to a U.S. monitoring group, the China Aid Association. China's intelligence services made lists of potentially troublesome evangelical Christians, and authorities tightened visa measures ahead of the games.
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GEORGE GRAMMER (American, b. 1928). The Pueblo Noche. Acrylic and watercolor on paper. 17-1/2 x 23-1/2 inches (44.5 x 59...
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The youngest member of the Fort Worth Circle, George Grammer studied under Kelly Fearing at Texas Wesleyan College, Fort Worth. Awarded a scholarship, he attended the Art Students League and became a full-time resident of New York City in 1957. Painting primarily with oil and watercolor, Grammer is known for his abstracted scenes of architecture, streets, and oil rigs at night, as well as realistic still-lifes. His work was included in Intimate Modernism: Fort Worth Circle Artists in the 1940's (2008), Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth.
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New York Rangers forward Andre Deveaux has been suspended three games without pay by the NHL for an illegal check to the head of Florida Panthers forward Tomas Fleischmann. The incident happened Wednesday night in Florida's 2-1 win when Deveaux elbowed Fleischmann near center ice midway through the second period. NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan announced the suspension on Friday. Fleischmann was taken to the locker room after the play but returned later in the period. Officials assessed a match penalty to Deveaux for an illegal check to the head that caused injury. Under terms of the collective bargaining agreement and based on his average annual salary, Deveaux will forfeit $8,513 during the suspension. The money will go to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.
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Sheila's live performances of the song became memorable events, most notably for her percussion solo towards the end of the song. Depending on the occasion, she would either spin around several times while drumming without missing a beat during the rigorous solo, place one highly elevated foot on a snare while standing on the other leg mid-solo, or perform with glow-in-the-dark drumsticks. While the solo featured in the song helped to bolster Sheila E.'s fame, all subsequent versions of this song have no drum solo at all.
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20 Questions With...Guy Masterson
Editorial Staff • West End • 22 Jul 2002
Guy Masterson is a true theatrical polymath - a writer, director, actor and producer. Not to mention a stalwart of the Edinburgh Fringe, where he's become a major fixture since first attending, as a visitor, in 1993.
Born Guy Mastroianni to a Welsh mother and Italian/American father, Masterson emigrated to the US in 1982 and worked as a carpenter to pay for his acting lessons. He performed in over 20 plays in Los Angeles before returning to the UK where, in 1991, he formed his own production company, the eponymous Guy Masterson Productions.
Having appeared in Cyrano de Bergerac alongside Robert Lindsay at the Theatre Royal in 1993, Masterson began to produce and perform solo versions of Animal Farm, A Soldier's Song and Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood. His recent work, Fern Hill & Other Dylan Thomas, won him the Best Actor award at last year's Edinburgh 2001.
This summer, Masterson will present no fewer than ten shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, the world's largest arts festival, which runs this year from 4 to 26 August. They include: the tenth anniversary production of David Mamet's Oleanna (which he stars in); a stage version of Hanif Kureishi's Intimacy (which he adapted); world premieres of Goering's Defence and A Slight Tilt to the Left(both of which he is directing); and a reprisal of Fern Hill & Other Dylan Thomas (which he again performs).
Date & place of birth
I was born in Hampstead 1961, though it should have been born in Wales. I consider myself Welsh, and Welsh born.
Lives now in...
Northolt, north London
Trained at...
University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and LAMDA
First big break
There are several different strands of my career, but primarily the solo performance of Under Milk Wood.
Career highlights to date
All of them are related to the Edinburgh Festival, but Under Milk Wood and Animal Farm both of which have since toured the world. Directing gives me huge amounts of pleasure; the two most memorable were Bye Bye Blackbird and Playing Burton. Richard Burton was my uncle so that one was particularly meaningful.
Favourite productions you've ever worked on
As an actor, Under Milk Wood, Animal Farm, Solider Song and Fern Hill. Fern Hill has Dylan Thomas' beautiful language and making it come to light is a huge rush every time I do it. Soldier Song brought conflict to the stage and made people feel the power of war and theatre. Animal Farm because it was a political satire that really caught the zeitgeist and made people reconsider the work and see how important it was after 50 years. All of those shows realised a physical style of performance I didn't know I had in me.
Favourite co-stars
Beth Fitzgerald is an undiscovered star; she won the Edinburgh Best Actress award in 1996 for her first show. I vowed we'd work together again - and she was nominated again the next year for Bye Bye Blackbird. This year we're working on Oleanna it's great to work together as she makes me look good and she's beautiful! She has all these attributes waiting to be discovered. I don't know why she's not been, perhaps because she hasn't been seen by enough people. We'll get there, Oleanna could do that. Also Linda Marlowe. Michael Jackson in Moonwalker - that was amazing, so long ago. James Woods on Salvador, who doesn't really count as we were in the same room, I saw him close up!
Favourite directors
Tony Boncza. He and I have this fundamental understanding and he is able to bring the best out of me, I trust him implicitly. He's mainly an actor and I think he should do more directing. I'd love to work with Steven Berkoff - he's a big inspiration to me, we're quite good mates.
Favourite playwrights
Harold Pinter and David Mamet. As for comedies Alan Ayckbourn, and then politically David Hare. Pinter and Mamet have a heightened sense of language that really makes theatre powerful and in-your-face. They use theatre for what it is and what it can be.
Do you prefer acting, directing, producing or writing?
When I'm doing one, I love that the best, and when I'm doing the other, I love that the best. As a producer I love making things happen from scratch. As a writer I love the fact you can sit down with a blank screen and make an award-winning play on the stage. With directing, you work so tightly with an actor to make a performance that blows the audience away which is an incredible experience. I like all of them, though acting the least... acting has become a means to an end, to pay the bills. I don't like that fact at all.
What was the last stage production you saw that you really enjoyed?
Madge in Up for Grabs - I really loved the performance, she was fantastic. I was in fourth row and I could hear her really well. The play was crap but she was lovely. Incredibly vulnerable. I love Madonna anyway she has a huge personality and is a force for good. I get bowled over by the quality of her work.
What advice would you give the government to secure the future of British theatre?
They should understand what theatre is and what it can be, in terms of a communication tool. If we took communication away, we'd be left with only musicals, comedies, revivals, rehashes. What makes theatre great is that it puts stuff in front of an audience that they wouldn't normally have to face. Television you can turn off and cinema you can leave, but you have to be very brave to walk out of a theatre. By the very convention of theatre, you can't leave. If the play you're seeing is any good you can't walk out, you have to go through it. Funding theatrical communication would bring about a hotbed of genius. The government shouldn't just be funding diversionary comedy and entertainments. There is a place for those things, they make money and get bums on seats. But shows tools like Adolf need to be supported communication tools, as educational and moral tools. What's more, they are not always going to be supported and attended by audience.
If you could swap places with one person (living or dead), who would it be?
Jodie Foster. I know she's a woman and I'm a man! But she has a remarkable ability to produce powerful and challenging films and she has really used that. She is in control of her own destiny. I do not want to be under the control of money people. I'd like to be able to make a movie taking the themes of my plays to a huge audience.
Favourite holiday destination
I haven't taken any holidays since God knows when, I suppose I'd like to go back to California because I had a great life there. There or the Caribbean, all those white sands!
Favourite book
The self-help book Emotional Intelligence because it gives an understanding of the human psyche and shows that the human mind is a great place. It gives an insight into the way the brain and body works and good reasons for the way we think. It goes some way to explaining why we are here.
If you hadn't become involved in theatre, what would you have done professionally?
I'd have stayed in LA and continued to be a jobbing film and TV actor and wondered if the magic was going to happen to me. I've discovered that solo performance has taken me away from the need to be a star. If it happened now I don't think it would change me. Twenty years ago it would because that's what I wanted to be. I'd use stardom for good, though not for myself, I'd use it to keep producing new actors.
How do you decide which shows to put on? What inspired your choices for this year's festival?
I go with what excites me and shows that take audiences to places they wouldn't otherwise go. That and working with real talent. Michael Mears (the writer) said that he wanted to work with me, and I said, "I want to work with you, you're a genius." Working with Beth on Oleanna is something we've been talking about for years.
Why do you think Oleanna is so provocative ten years on?
We're now living the nightmare he was describing ten years ago. The political correctness and the divisive nature of education in this country. What is education? Some people think that everyone should go to university and some think that it should just be for people who want to use what they study afterwards. My degree is in biochemistry and I'm an actor! Only five or ten percent of what I learnt at university has contributed to my life as an actor, I wish I'd waited and gone for a more vocational degree. Universities are also responsible for the hip democratisation of language. Speaking simple English means we are bastardising a language that is incredibly rich, and teaching students not to think.
What draws you to the work of Dylan Thomas? What's your favourite Thomas quote?
I'm a Welshman too, so the words resonate within me - they capture the spirit of Wales. Thomas had a remarkable understanding of the country and of human spirit. He has his own language, when it's listened to, the words make people feel fab - which is a wonderful thing. We are moving away from the spoken word in twentieth century ...the beauty of language is further away from our everyday lives. My relationship with Dylan Thomas is a rebellion against that. My favourite quote of his is "Rage, rage, against the dying of the light." You only life once, it's not a rehearsal.
When did you first attend the Edinburgh Fringe? How, if at all, do you think the festival has changed since then?
The first time was in 1993 as a visitor. I went up for four days and didn't sleep. I vowed I would come back but only to play at the top venues, so I came to the Assembly Rooms and my shows sold out. Now I always produce at the Assembly Rooms and at the Traverse. Edinburgh is the worlds greatest arts market and festival. The City Council and dwellers are reaping and raping the rewards. Market forces are raping the festival by pushing up the cost of accommodation and publicity. Its impossible to come up to Edinburgh and do it on a shoestring anymore everyone needs a publicist now.
What advice would you give to a theatregoer attending Edinburgh for the first time?
To make a conscious decision to see stuff outside of the big four venues, don't worry about wasting money. The joy of the festival is in being quirky... obviously you want to see some good stuff but set aside money to see four or five small shows outside that. And don't completely rely on reviews unless they have my name on them and five stars!
What are you plans for the future?
I want to create a worldwide touring company which will celebrates like for like theatre across the globe. There would be an agency in each English-speaking country that would bring work into Britain and out - an international theatre exchange.
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Manroop Clair had 15 points, Isaac Fotu had 14 points and 14 rebounds, and Brandon Spearman added 10 points for Hawaii (6-4).
Hawaii, which never trailed in the game, scored the first 12 points of the second half to distance itself from East Tennessee State. Clair, a reserve guard who got the starting nod, hit back-to-back 3-pointers to give Hawaii a 57-31 lead with 12:39 remaining.
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Verbal Art
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The Collected Works of Ruqaiya Hasan, Volume 7
Ruqaiya Hasan [+–]
Macquarie University (Emeritus)
Jonathan J. Webster [+–]
City University of Hong Kong
Language, as Whorf said, the the best show man puts on. And perhaps the most amazing performance in this repertory is verbal art, which thanks to the power of ordinary language, peoples the world with beings who although they do not exist hold a many-angled mirror to human life. They live, creating histories which possess deeper reality than our own real existence in society: through these histories is distilled human experience, made potent as an extended metaphor for the essential human condition. The deepest level of meaning, the themes in verbal art, relate to human social existence – its dilemmas and its delights, thus bearing witness to its socio-semiotic origins. All of this is achieved through a patterning of the patterns of language. Through the linguistic analysis of the various genres of literature, the chapters of this volume offer a social semiotic theory for engaging meaningfully with literature. The book should interest lovers and teachers of literature.
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