Theatre director Dominic Cooke: 'The Left think they're better than everyone else'
The Olivier winner, who introduced the world to Jerusalem and Enron, explains why he has no truck with the liberals who dominate theatre
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The Olivier winner, who introduced the world to Jerusalem and Enron, explains why he has no truck with the liberals who dominate theatre
Merkel visita a Biden en la Casa Blanca en su último viaje a EE.UU. como canciller La reunión entre ambos líderes marca los últimos meses de la líder alemana en el poder, aunque quedan asuntos pendientes entre Washington y Berlín. Reuters Angela Merkel visitó este jueves la Casa Blanca en la recta final de su larga carrera como canciller alemana que la tuvo como pilar de las relaciones transatlánticas, aunque dejará algunos temas pendientes como las relaciones con Rusia. Merkel, que ha tratado con cuatro presidentes estadounidenses y dejará su cargo a finales de este año, s...
Cristin Milioti has no time for your âhappily ever afterâ cliches Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Alexis Soloski Save Normal text size Advertisement Cristin Milioti doesnât think of herself as a romantic comedy heroine. And even though she has starred in a deluxe assortment of romantic comedies, she is more or less correct. Since her breakout, as Girl (yes, the character is named Girl) in the Broadway musical Once, Milioti has made a career of dismantling â on occasion, eviscerating â the narrative cliches o...
âHyper-romantic,â is how Polly Stenham describes her elegant, slightly crumbling Bloomsbury house, before rolling her eyes and letting out a faux-operatic peal: âItâs a bit, âAhhhhh!ââ Three years ago, the award-winning playwright, who shot to fame at 19 when her debut That Face became a sensation at the Royal Court, moved into the same imposing Georgian square in central London that Virginia Woolf, DH Lawrence and Dorothy L Sayers once called home â and seems happy to play to type. When I visit on a sunshiny spring afternoon, her hallway is stuffed to...