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Review: PERFECTION, OF A KIND: BRITTEN VS AUDEN, Southbank Centre - Vimarsana News

Review: PERFECTION, OF A KIND: BRITTEN VS AUDEN, Southbank Centre

Less a bust up of two of the 20th century’s great British artists, Perfection, of a Kind: Britten vs Auden is a celebration of the artists’ curious friendship, and shared artistic virtuosity. Deftly curated musical and poetic extracts from Auden and a young Britten, it is left up to us to decide how much of Auden’s almost paternal influence rubbed off on the composer.

Is King Lear a mountain or molehill? How to play the tragic monarch and 'stupid old fart' | Theatre - Vimarsana News

Is King Lear a mountain or molehill? How to play the tragic monarch and 'stupid old fart' | Theatre

Paul Scofield, Ian McKellen and Glenda Jackson have all redefined Shakespeare’s unpredictable ruler – a role in which actors usually succeed

Audience with director is final event of Ripon festival | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

Audience with director is final event of Ripon festival | Darlington and Stockton Times

Actor, director and cultural champion of the North, Barrie Rutter OBE visits Ripon for one night only.

Barrie Rutter OBE To Perform in RIpon - Harrogate Informer - Vimarsana News

Barrie Rutter OBE To Perform in RIpon - Harrogate Informer

Exclusive Event from a Master of Words For one night only, actor, director and cultural champion of the North, Barrie Rutter OBE visits Ripon. In a memorable end to Ripon Theatre Festival’s 2023 season and the final event at Ripon Poetry Festival, the audience at Ripon Arts Hub on 1…

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King Lear, Old Vic

The signs were there early in Glenda Jackson's career that she would one day have what it takes to "ascend the Everest" (as the cliché has it) of Lear. So powerful was her performance as Ophelia in Peter Hall's production of Hamlet in 1965 that there was talk afterwards of her being cast as the prince himself. Two years later she was another disturbed woman playing Charlotte Corday unforgettably whipping Marat with her hair in The Marat/Sade.