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There have been at times those people who seem to appear from nowhere, and under the strangest of circumstances. Usually these people seem to appear from seemingly thin air, their identities unknown and their stories vague. One such occurrence would happen when a man just dropped out of the sky, with no known identity or... Read more »
Theatre Royal Brighton But Theatre Royal Brighton – reopening on Saturday, July 24 after the longest period of closure in its history – is determined to take the pragmatic view. They will have scenario D up their sleeve, but they will be enacting scenario A, says Theatre Royal Brighton’s theatre director John Baldock – in other words, they have got plans for all sorts of contingencies all ready if they need them. And with all that planning in place, they can safely say: it’s wonderful to be back. “I think we have got a myriad of emotions and feelings,” John says. “But the over...
Theatre Royal Brighton is due to reopenon July 24 AUDIENCES will soon be welcomed back to the Theatre Royal after 16 months of closure. Theatre Royal Brighton announced plans to reopen on Saturday, July 24, providing the government’s roadmap continues as expected. From musicals to drama and comedians to tribute acts, the Brighton venues autumn calendar is packed with entertainment. Theatre Royal Brighton director John Baldock said if you’ve missed experiencing the thrill of theatre over the past year and a half, you will be spoilt for choice. “The first show scheduled to reopen ...
A plane lowers its undercarriage as it descends for landing at London Heathrow airport. Photograph: Avpics/Alamy In 2019, the body of a man fell from a passenger plane into a garden in south London. Who was he? Thu 15 Apr 2021 01.00 EDT It was Sunday 30 June 2019, a balmy summer’s afternoon, and Wil, a 31-year-old software engineer, was lounging on an inflatable airbed outside his house in Clapham, south-west London. He wore pyjamas and drank Polish beer. As he chatted to his housemate in the sunshine, planes on their way to Heathrow airport made their final approach overhead. On his phone,...
Share on Twitter A qualified teacher, the team's captain had a choice to make. Play for the team she leads or put her students first. She chose the latter and no-one blamed her. The fact she had to make a choice in the first place is the real problem. SBS News spoke with the Australian Premier League's (APL) Managing Director Danny Townsend and he says it's a good example of why the women's game in Australia needs to become fully professional. "At the end of the day when you lose your captain because she's got a work commitment means getting the girls to the same level o...