Tag: theatre

“George Vere has been working on The Starship Osiris on and off for five years,” according to the programme, a sheet of folded A5 paper, roughly torn on

Life is often seen to be a joke, and how one is remembered after death is the biggest joke of all. Born near Berlin in 1879, Friedrich Gustav

A tale most astonishing – and frankly in many ways unbelievable – is told by those who participated, the events described at a meeting of the Royal Geological

What is it to be David Lynch? How does one define that quality which falls under the impenetrable shade of the umbrella marked “Lynchian.” It is perhaps simpler

Against a blackboard of equations, chemical reactions, waveform analyses, particle interactions and circuit diagrams, Professor Bernard Andromeda is hard at work, but his devotion to science, his “preoccupation

As a native of Edinburgh, it is natural that the most famous creation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will feature frequently as a subject of the productions of

The thunder rumbles and the rain rolls down the windows, and by torchlight Theodore explores the darkened chambers of the country house he shares with his siblings, pulling

The arrival of Mr Innocent Smith at the gothic wrought iron gate of Beacon House is the cause of much alarm and exclamation among the residents of Diana

Michael Keaton has been a busy man, though it is not always apparent. His television debut was in 1975 and he was a regular fixture for the rest

There are few television shows that, almost a half century after inception, still inspire debate and analysis; Doctor Who is one, Star Trek is another, but both of