Word: stratford
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...business has been "pulled back" is also a gross understatement at a time when corporate execs are in the room writing regulations with our politicians. I do not agree that we have chosen this path through our elections. Corporate money has a stranglehold on our democracy. KENNETH SARDELLA Stratford, Conn...
While the National struggles to satisfy its critics and find new audiences, British theater?s other flagship is planning some modernizations of its own. The 41-year-old Royal Shakespeare Company, currently in dual residency at Stratford-Upon-Avon and London?s Barbican Centre, has announced an ambitious agenda of relocation and innovation for the coming year...
...repertoire for the standard 18 months, a change intended to accommodate short stand-alone runs for star players with film commitments. Among the takers are Ralph Fiennes and Kenneth Branagh, former RSC players who have pledged to return. The company is spending more than $140 million to redevelop its Stratford base, including a new academy for young classical actors. And the RSC will send more of its touring companies abroad; a five-year program with the University of Michigan is already underway...
...well for Loretta Cosman and Marcy Phalen of Beecher, Ill. A rare snowstorm greeted the sisters on their first night, and a visit to Oxford the next day had to be scrubbed when their tour bus got stuck in traffic for three hours. By the time they got to Stratford-upon-Avon, it was too dark to see. So at the urging of others, the pair decided to take a guided walking tour of Westminster and London's West...
...transmission of infection from one individual to another is well documented. Society as a whole suffers not only from the huge financial burden of an extensive screening program but also from an ever increasing obsession with health, which, paradoxically, decreases our sense of wellness. KENNETH G. MARSHALL, M.D. Stratford...