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BBCNEWS Newsnight January 12, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsnight January 12, 2017

By President Elect trump yesterday at his first News Conference since july. Today, he tweeted that the Us Intelligence service said it was phoney and falsely circulated. In fact, James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence, effectively distanced the Us Intelligence agency from the unverified video, saying it didnt leak it and hadnt made a judgement on its reliability. Since then, the spotlight has been shone on the man credited with producing the memo Christopher Steele, a former mi6 officer respected by British Intelligence agencies, the cia and the fbi. He has since gone to ground. ...

Review : Dear England at the Prince Edward Theatre - Vimarsana News

Review : Dear England at the Prince Edward Theatre

Football has come to the West End in the mash-hit play Dear England, starring Joseph Fiennes.

Stage Directors UK Becomes a Trade Union - Vimarsana News

Stage Directors UK Becomes a Trade Union

Stage Directors UK (SDUK) has been successful in its bid to become a Trade Union, which will look after the interests of stage directors, choreographers, movement directors, fight directors and intimacy coordinators. 

Comforting common ground is found in Shakespeare Theatre's 'Our Town' - Vimarsana News

Comforting common ground is found in Shakespeare Theatre's 'Our Town'

As the play delves into its subject of life and death, the hearts of the audience are treated with tender and gentle grace.

Comforting common ground is found in Shakespeare Theatre's 'Our Town' - Vimarsana News

Comforting common ground is found in Shakespeare Theatre's 'Our Town'

As the play delves into its subject of life and death, the hearts of the audience are treated with tender and gentle grace.