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...lives. "We end with a message of peace and unity as glib, banal and yet utterly sincere as the TV show itself," says Lee. Legal problems with the producers of the real Jerry Springer Show look unlikely, since the man himself came to see a workshop production in Edinburgh last summer. "I only wish," he told the anxious writers, "I'd thought of it first." At the first preview, more than half of the audience looked under 35. They loved it. "I rarely go to the theater," enthused 22-year-old student Rob, "but I'm a big Springer...
Roxburgh began his career as an artist, graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 1988. Immediately after receiving his doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania in 1996, he joined Harvard’s ranks as an assistant professor and was promoted to associate professor...
...charm and witty repartée means that the show isn’t as vulgar or sleazy as one might expect. The show has traveled far from its origins in backyard Aussie suburbia: it’s already hit venues such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, London’s West End, and New York’s off-Broadway scene. Here in the Boston area this weekend, there’s no better opportunity to come and let it all hang...
...DIED. DOLLY, 6, the world's first cloned mammal, of a lung infection; in Edinburgh. The birth of Dolly the sheep in 1996 was a scientific breakthrough, but it raised concerns about the ethics of cloning?and about the health of the clones. Australia's first cloned sheep, Matilda, has also died, though it seemed to be in good health...
...Belmarsh prison suspected of being an al-Qaeda operative. Doha, who is apparently connected with alleged terrorist cells around Europe, is also awaiting extradition to the U.S. as a suspect in the plot to blow up Los Angeles International Airport on Dec. 31, 1999. Meanwhile, raids last month in Edinburgh and London netted eight further Algerian terrorist suspects, while two Algerians arrested 16 months ago in Leicester - the first suspects to be charged in Britain with direct links to al-Qaeda - were due again in court this month. Britons were taken aback by the notion of a broad, alleged Algerian...