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The community fighting the invisible threat of toxic coal ash, captured by Will Warasila - Vimarsana News

The community fighting the invisible threat of toxic coal ash, captured by Will Warasila

The photographer travelled to Belews Creek in North Carolina to depict the ways in which polluting industries were damaging small towns in southern America. The resulting series is lyrical and subtly unnerving.

Barnes' People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived - Vimarsana News

Barnes' People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived

Barnes' People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived | reviews, news & interviews Barnes' People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived Barnes' People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived Jemma Redgrave and Adrian Scarborough excel in Peter Barnes radio solos brought to screen by Tom BirchenoughTuesday, 23 February 2021 The four monologues that make up Barnes’ People were filmed in the grand surroundings of the Theatre Royal, Windsor, and that ...

True Born Englishman: did the BBC ban this Buckingham Palace play? - Vimarsana News

True Born Englishman: did the BBC ban this Buckingham Palace play?

‘It’s about a certain obsequiousness in the English psyche’ ... Adrian Scarborough in A True Born Englishman by the Original Theatre Company. Photograph: James Findlay The most celebrated set of dramatic monologues for broadcasting and theatre are Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads, first performed in the 1980s. But, at around the same time, a lesser-known dramatist created another trove of solos. Peter Barnes had 14 soliloquies on BBC Radio 3 under the umbrella titles Barnes’ People and More Barnes’ People. They attracted remarkable a...