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Sunday 20th July, 2008

Last Week's Reviews

* Eurobeat... Almost Eurovision (Newcastle & touring)
* Hay Fever (Manchester)
* The Rake's Progress (Royal Opera House)
* Unstated: Stories of Refuge (Southwark Playhouse)
* Frozen (Riverside Studios)
* The Frontline (Shakespeare's Globe)
* Find the Way (Theatre Royal Stratford East)
* Six Characters in Search of an Author (Chichester)
* The Marriage of Figaro (Bath)
* Peeping at Bosch (Glasgow)
* The Perfect Couple (New York)
* Stitching (New York)
* Hangover Square (Finborough)
* High School Musical (Apollo Hammersmith)
* The Tailor and the Ansty (Old Red Lion)

Last Week's News Stories

GARRETT IN "CAROUSEL"
Plus: "Wide Night" premieres at Soho before tour; "Marguerite" cast album; "Two and Only closes today"

AUTUMN AT THE NATIONAL
September to November 2008 at the National Theatre.

REGIONAL CULTURAL CONSPORTIA TO GO
The Regional Cultural Consortia are to be phased out, says arts minister Margaret Hodge.

ELIZABETH SPRIGGS (1929 - 2008)
An obituary for actress Elizabeth Spriggs who has died at the age of 78.

THE NTS IN EDINBURGH
The National Theatre of Scotland's productions at the 2008 Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe.

YORK SHAKESPEARE PROJECT
The summer 2008 York Shakespeare Project production is "As You Like It".

DERBY STAFF TO GET 90 DAYS' WAGES
Staff at Derby Playhouse are entitled to 90 days' wages, an industrial tribunal has ruled.

SOUTH EAST NEWS
The first of monthly reports from the South East of England from Sheila Connor.

NORTH EAST NEWS
This week: what's on in the region.

NORTH WEST NEWS
This week: Exchange Coward production extends; Everyman new writing festival opens; what's on in the region.

MIDLANDS NEWS
This week: Maids in search for truth; comedy exposes networking risks; dark comedy is second nature; gloves are off in funeral parlour comedy; how Richard III suffers from claustrophobia; play about miners and brass bands to make a splash; what's on in the region.

 

 

©Peter Lathan 2008