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Tony Rohr obituary - Vimarsana News

Tony Rohr obituary

Actor known for screen roles in The Long Good Friday and Harry’s Game, and as a stalwart of the Joint Stock Theatre Group

John Bird, satirist and actor who with John Fortune became best known for excoriating the New Labour government of Tony Blair – obituary - Vimarsana News

John Bird, satirist and actor who with John Fortune became best known for excoriating the New Labour government of Tony Blair – obituary

Behind the slightly bemused screen persona it was always possible to spot an almost savage sense of moral outrage

Brecht made theatre what it is today – we were foolish to forget him - Vimarsana News

Brecht made theatre what it is today – we were foolish to forget him

The German playwright used to have an image problem, but millennials are now rediscovering his trailblazing brilliance

Remembering the Caribsea - Vimarsana News

Remembering the Caribsea

War comes to the East Coast.

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Royal Court Theatre asbestos scandal as prestigious venue faces multiple claims from staff - Vimarsana News

Royal Court Theatre asbestos scandal as prestigious venue faces multiple claims from staff

Royal Court Theatre asbestos scandal as prestigious venue faces multiple claims from staff Employees who worked at the West End theatre were exposed to the toxic material during the 1970s, with at least two widows preparing to sue 15 May 2021 • 7:01pm London’s Royal Court Theatre is facing claims of fatal asbestos poisoning from the families of former staff who have died of lung cancer. Stage hands and actors were forced to work among the highly dangerous material during the theatre’s radical heyday of the 1970s with no protective equipment, loved-ones allege. The Telegraph is aware of ...