Art for Tom's sake

Article Abstract:

Tom Conti won a Swet (now Olivier) Award and a Tony Ward on Broadway for his portrayal of a paraplegic man in "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" Someone had suggested that Conti imagined a man in the audience with a gun in order to keep an edge to his performance. Conti dismisses the rumour and argues that the characters he plays do not interfere with how he conduct is professional or personal life.

Performances, Actors, Conti, Tom

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As Kate would have it

Article Abstract:

Australian dancer Kate Champion will open her second solo show, "About Face," at the Sydney Opera House Studio on June 6, 2001. Champion's first solo show, "Face Value," depicted the phases of womanhood, and "About Face" is a development of the autobiographical elements of the first show.

Works, Dancing, Dance, Dancers, Champion, Kate

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The sympathetic macho

Article Abstract:

This article describes the career of Australian opera baritone Jeffrey Black. Relevant points include Black's role as Rodrigo in Opera Australia's upcoming production of Verdi's "Don Carlo" in Sydney.

Behavior, Biography, Criticism and interpretation, Music, Opera singers, Black, Jeffrey

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