Word: lloyds
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Rifkin said it's often very difficult for seniors to juxtapose their Core requirements into busy, thesis-laden schedules. Instead of B-17, he hopes to take Literature and Arts B-33: "Frank Lloyd Wright and Modern Architecture" in the spring--if he gets in, that...
...prolific Alan Ayckbourn (Absurd Person Singular; Woman in Mind) wrote the book for and is directing a revamped version of By Jeeves, based on the P.G. Wodehouse character, at Connecticut's Goodspeed-at-Chester theater. The musical was a flop back in the 1970s, but its composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber, seems to have done all right. He's got a new musical too: Whistle Down the Wind, which opens in Washington in December and is due on Broadway next spring. No falling chandeliers--just some kids who find a stranger in the barn--but it will probably...
Until now. After the drought, the deluge: five new movie musicals. The big news is the Tim Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber Evita, a stage hit that Hollywood has wanted to film for nearly two decades. Alan Parker (Fame) finally got it done, with Madonna as Argentina's Material Girl, Jonathan Pryce as Juan Peron and Antonio Banderas as the narrator...
BALTIMORE: The three-century-old house of Lloyd's got a reprieve Tuesday in a battle to save itself from insolvency. Lloyd's of London can go ahead with its $4.8 billion restructuring plan after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a federal judge's ruling last Friday blocking the move. U.S. District Judge Robert Payne had issued a temporary injunction ordering Lloyd's to give some 3,000 U.S. investors an extra three months to review the settlement proposal. Payne said that American investors should have their cases tried in the U.S. courts and found evidence that...
music by Andrew Lloyd Webber directed by Harold Prince at the Wang Center through September...