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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2013 0:36:22 GMT -5
Good morning to you all! ' The Times' leads today with some editorial comment that Sir Nicholas Hytner has shown the National Theatre how to laugh all the way to the bank. It is a measure of the magic that Sir Nicholas Hytner weaves at the National Theatre that its audiences would have expected nothing less than the cleverness and classicism of his production of ' One Man Two Guv’nors', a trouser-dropping farce transplanted from Goldoni’s 18th-century script to 1960s Brighton. National Theatre - One Man, Two GuvnorsEqually, the thousands who have been guffawing in the gods of commercial theatres in London and New York could have hoped for nothing more from a show that bears all the marks of a made-for-the-masses comedy hit. Yet, as he tells Libby Purves, The Times's theatre critic, the play is always the thing. The Times - Nicholas Hytner: The BBC needs to embrace the artsI suspect that against all expectation, we are living through a remarkable cultural renaissance at the beginning of the twenty-first century, Sydney Grew. As New Elizabethans, we have once again become such things as dreams are made of! Congratulations to all! BBC Radio 4 - The New ElizabethansI propose some toast: to Her Majesty the Queen! Three cheers from kleines c and the gang (breakfast coffee)!
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Post by neilmcgowan on Mar 9, 2013 3:49:57 GMT -5
Her Majesty The Queen
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