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DRONE takes place in the near future .. 12:00 @ThePleasance 2 ... 18th -31st August
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Peter Gill, my friend and mentor.
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From one Labour leadership election to another… The Gang of Three fight again in theatres this autumn… @Coxitude @Hywel_Morgan and Colin Tierney… #labour
@KingsHeadThtr @RichmondTheatre @OxfordPlayhouse @CamArtsTheatre @ChichesterFT and @YvonneArnaud
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A very rare opportunity to see a @schoolofnight two-prov tonight, with the impeccable duo @dylanemery & @Coxitude , with special guest frater and equally brilliant @PhilWhelans . What a mega treat that audience is in for!
Tonight at Hoopla as part of our 20th anniversary season The School of Night plus Michelle and My Sons.
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A very good piece!
And to see it in drama come and see The Gang of Three this autumn…
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Denis Healey, one of six formidable candidates in Labour's 1976 leadership election, was a grammar school boy from Yorkshire who achieved a double first in classics at Oxford, served in the second world war (including as beachmaster at the Battle of Anzio), was mentioned in dispatches, demobbed as a major, spoke several foreign languages, and was a gifted amateur painter and pianist and all-round aficionado of the arts. My piece examining the decline in calibre of British parliamentarians. paulembery.com/p/titans-and-…
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Read all about it! Alan Cox thrills & chills as Murdoch in Tom Salinsky’s gripping play In the Print. It’s 1985 & Brenda Dean, the 1st female UK trade union leader, takes on the mighty Murdoch. Ironically, Alan's dad also plays Rupert in Succession. Georgie, Deb & I loved it.
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Caro recently spoke to Alan Cox about appearing in 'In The Print', on at King's Head Theatre until 3 May.
Read the interview here: bit.ly/4sbRZYS
@kingsheadthtr @Coxitude
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We campaigned tirelessly to return training. We relentlessly warned the building was at risk. The acting community has had to watch its former home The Actors Centre repurposed, sold and now closed by @7DialsPlayhouse It’s a travesty & should never have been allowed to happen.
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We persistently tried to collaborate with @7DialsPlayhouse to return training/community to Tower St. Their refusal to listen to 1000s actors/creatives has been shocking. They destroyed a home, set up for actors by actors & squandered the building in the process. Disgraceful!
We campaigned tirelessly to return training. We relentlessly warned the building was at risk. The acting community has had to watch its former home The Actors Centre repurposed, sold and now closed by @7DialsPlayhouse It’s a travesty & should never have been allowed to happen.
Alan Cox retweeted
A person: there’s no tv sketch comedy anymore
Same person: this new tv sketch comedy show that hasnt aired yet is shit. I will also give it one episode max before I decide it’s irredeemable and slag it off online, leaving no room for improvement/ development of any future shows
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Your first look at rehearsals for In The Print, a new political drama about 'The Battle of Wapping'.
Tickets available, previews begin 26 March.
📸 Charlie Flint
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Photos by @scarabpictures (and a selfie by me) from @theimprovathon last weekend at @ThePleasance!
Thanks again to @TheShowstoppers @schoolofnight for an amazing time at this 50-hour #StrangerThings homage! I had much fun DMing the #DnD episode... 🐉
💀 Mask by @CFXunmasked
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On working with Orson Welles: “Someone shoved a script in my hand and I began to read. Mr Welles, in one of his bad moods that morning, glowered and said something sarcastic. I made a couple of terse suggestions as to what he could do with his opinions and started to walk out. 1/
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PROFESSOR CHOMSKY
I have been asked to comment on allegations of a “relationship” between Professor Chomsky and Jeffrey Epstein. It is an incontrovertible fact that Professor Chomsky met and corresponded with everyone. He didn’t discriminate; that was his modus operandi. That disposes of the bulk of the accusations leveled against Professor Chomsky. However, a portion of the allegations do puzzle: for example, a mysterious undated, unsigned, and unaddressed letter that Professor Chomsky supposedly wrote in support of Epstein. Most of the letter does not sound at all like him. How this letter came to be is, at this point, anyone’s guess.