Front Row: Evenings at The TheatreA&C Black, 10. 12. 2005. - 214 страница A collection of writing about theater from one of Britain's most acclaimed and best-selling novelists. |
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1992 | 9 |
Henry IV Part II | 16 |
The Woman in Black | 24 |
Improvizafond | 30 |
Medea | 37 |
Separate Tables | 43 |
Looking Through A Glass Onion | 50 |
Unfinished Business | 59 |
1998 | 137 |
Things We Do For Love | 143 |
1999 | 149 |
The Gin Game | 155 |
The Family Reunion | 161 |
Copenhagen | 167 |
2001 | 173 |
Under the Doctor | 179 |
King Lear | 65 |
Absolute Hell | 67 |
New England | 81 |
1996 | 99 |
Romeo and Juliet | 113 |
Joey and Ginas Wedding | 121 |
Life Support | 131 |
Nixons Nixon | 185 |
Over the Top | 191 |
2002 | 195 |
Sleuth | 209 |
37 | 212 |
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Absolute Hell actors Alan Albery Theatre Apollo Theatre arrival audience Baby Doll backcloth Barbara Barbican believe cast chap characters Comedy Theatre Coronation Street Criterion Theatre dance dark daughter David dead death Dickens doctor drama dress Driberg Duchess Theatre farce feel film FRONT ROW funny Gielgud Gielgud Theatre girl Hackney Empire happens Haymarket Theatre Herbert Jennings husband Inspector Calls J. B. Priestley John Jolson Lady later laugh Les Misérables lights live Liverpool look magic married matinée Michael Miss mother National Theatre never night nurse Oldie performance Peter piece play playwright plot possibly Priestley production programme remember repertory role round Savoy Theatre scene singing songs stage stars story superb theatrical There's thing thought tion told voice wife woman wonderful words wrote Wyndham's Theatre young