The bits between the pauses are what we call 'acting.' (Harold Pinter appears in 'The Collection')

Article Abstract:

Playwright Harold Pinter is appearing in a new production of his play 'The Collection.' This is being performed along with 'The Lover' and 'A Kind of Alaska' as a triple bill of his work at the Donmar Warehouse in London, England. Actors who have appeared on stage with Pinter report that this can be a very frightening experience, although it also liberating in a way, especially as he is often just as nervous as the other actors. He has become known as an actor with great presence.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Performances, Pinter, Harold, The Collection (Play)

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Let's do the show in Aarhus

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The first-ever Musical of the Year competition, which was held recently in Aarhus, Denmark, was a lot more professional and interesting than many observers had expected. Some acts were rather cliched, but the overall impression was favourable. It took a much less commercial approach than the Eurovision Song Contest, and the acts were written be people who are firmly committed to musicals, and therefore have extensive experience in drama and dance too.

Competitions, Musicals, Musical theater

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She shoots them with kindness

Article Abstract:

Molly Dineen has become one of the leading documentary makers in the UK, even though she is only 36. She has gained a reputation for having extremely high standards, and has spent more than two years working on a three-part documentary entitled 'In the Company of Men.' She has covered a wide range of subjects, and has won a considerable number of awards.

Interview, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, Dineen, Molly

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