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1. Porn again.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
NINE Songs (Film), STILLEY, Margot, O'BRIEN, Kieran, WINTERBOTTOM, Michael, 1961-
Abstract

Reviews the film "9 Songs," starring Kieren O'Brien and Margot Stilley, and directed by Michael Winterbottom.

Published
2005

2. Stars in his eyes.

Author

Cork, Richard and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*PAINTING exhibitions, *ART exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS, *ART museums
Abstract

Reviews the exhibition "Joshua Reynolds: the creation of celebrity," at the Tate Britain in London, England.

Published
2005

3. Gurning and embroidered knickers.

Author

Withers, Rachel and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *ART museums, *EXHIBITIONS, *ART previews, *FOLK art
Abstract

Reviews two exhibitions in London, England. "Enthusiasm," at the Whitechapel Art Gallery; "Folk Archive: contemporary popular art from the UK," at the Curve, Barbican Art Gallery.

Published
2005

4. State of the union.

Author

Kampfner, John and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*NONFICTION, EUROPEAN politics & government, 1989-
Abstract

Reviews the books "Why Europe Will Run the 21st Century," by Mark Leonard, and "The Missing Heart of Europe," by Thomas Kremer.

Published
2005

5. Relay race.

Author

Cork, Richard and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *PAINTING
Abstract

Reviews the exhibition "Turner, Whistler, Monet," at the Tate Britain in London, England through May 15, 2005.

Published
2005

6. The decisive moment.

Author

Stoddart, Tom and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*PHOTOGRAPHY exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

Reviews "i Witness" at More London Riverside in London until the end of August, an open-air exhibition of photographs.

Published
2004

7. notebook.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*PERFORMING arts, *THEATER reviews, *VIOLENCE in motion pictures, *VIOLENCE in the theater
Abstract

Reviews various theatrical productions and motion pictures showing in England. "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," directed by Guy Ritchie; "Julius Caesar," at the Barbican Theater; "Osama the Hero," by Dennis Kelly at the Hampstead Theater; "Theater of Blood," by Vincent Price.

Published
2005

8. Bacon and egg.

Author

Kermode, Mark and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
WOODSMAN, The (Film), SPANGLISH (Film), KASSELL, Nicole, BACON, Kevin, 1958-, BROOKS, James L., 1940-, SANDLER, Adam, 1966-
Abstract

Reviews the motion pictures "The Woodsman," directed by Nicole Kassell, starring Kevin Bacon, and "Spanglish," directed by James L. Brooks, and starring Adam Sandler.

Published
2005

9. Bach to school.

Author

Duchen, Jessica and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*PIANISTS, *PIANO music, *INSTRUMENTAL music
Abstract

Reviews the performance of pianist Daniel Barenboim, who will play Johann Sebastian Bach's "Well-Tempered Klavier" at the Barbican in London, England.

Published
2005

10. Back to basics.

Author

Bell, David and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*BRITISH education system, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "One Out of Ten," by Peter Hyman.

Published
2005

11. American beauty.

Author

Kermode, Mark and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*CULTURAL industries, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The Whole Equation: a history of Hollywood," by David Thomson.

Published
2005

12. Watch your tongue.

Author

Drysdale, Helena and Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*LANGUAGE & history, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Empires of the Word: a language history of the world," by Nicholas Oster.

Published
2005

13. Death of glory.

Author

Millard, Rosie and Mason, Ian Garrick

Subjects
*EPIC films, *HEROES in motion pictures, *MOTION pictures
Abstract

Offers a look at the rise and fall of heroism in motion pictures. "Alexander," starring Angelina Jolie, Colin Farrell, and Anthony Hopkins; "Troy," directed by Wolfgang Peterson; "Master and Commander," directed by Peter Weir.

Published
2005

14. Lighten up, professor.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*GIFT giving, *NONFICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for the Holidays," by Joel Waldfogel, is presented.

Published
2009

15. Joy to the world.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*CHRISTMAS plays
Abstract

The article reviews three Christmas plays suitable for children. They are "War Horse," at the National Theatre, through February 14, 2008, "A Christmas Carol--Ikrismas Kherol," at the Young Vic Theatre, through January 19, 2008 and "Men of Steel," at the Soho Theatre, through January 6, 2008. All three theaters are located in London, England. INSET: ALSO RECOMMENDED.

Published
2007

16. The never-ending story.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Some Kind of Bliss," by Samuel Adamson, directed by Toby Frow, starring Lucy Briers. The play is presented at the Trafalgar Studios, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

17. Desperately seeking the exit.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the musical theatrical production "Desperately Seeking Susan," written by Peter Michael Marino, directed by Angus Jackson and starring Emma Williams. The play is presented at the Novello Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

18. Get ready for lift-off.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Henry V," by William Shakespeare, directed by Michael Boyd, starring Geoffrey Streatfield and John Mackay. The play is presented at the Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

19. An inconvenient truth.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Investigation," by Peter Weiss, directed by Dorcy Rugamba, starring Olivier Rangira, presented at the Young Vic theater, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

20. On the other end of the phone.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Five Tanks," written and directed by Lab Ky Mo, starring Matthew Coombes, Sarah Sayeed and Sian Allen, presented at the Hackney Empire theater, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

21. Back to the drawing board.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Alex," directed by Phelim McDermott, starring Robert Bathurst, present at the Arts Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

22. Catch it while you can.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Country Wife," by William Wycherly, directed Jonathan Kent starring Toby Stephens and Patricia Hodge. The play is presented at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

23. Who's afraid of the dark?

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Masque of the Red Death," by Edgar Allen Poe, directed by Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle, presented at the Battersea Arts Centre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

24. Bloody, bold and resolute.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production of "Macbeth," by William Shakespeare, directed by Rupert Goold, starring Patrick Stewart. The play is presented at the Gielgud Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

25. Odds and endgames.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews "Fragments," a series of short plays by Samuel Beckett, directed by Peter Brook starring Kathryn Hunter, presented at the Young Vic Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

26. An American tragedy.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Awake and Sing!" by Clifford Odets, directed by Michael Attenborough and starring Stockard Channing. The play is presented at the Almeida Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

27. In the name of the mother.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the play "All About My Mother," adapted by Samuel Adamson from Pedro Almadóvar's film of the same name, directed by Tom Cairns, starring Lesley Manville. The play is performed at the Old Vic theater, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

28. The great dictator.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Emperor Jones," by Eugene O'Neill, directed by Thea Sharrock, starring Paterson Joseph, presented at the Olivier Theatre, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

29. The phoney revolution.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews "Holding Fire!" a drama by Jack Shepherd, directed by Mark Rosenblatt, starring Peter Hamilton Dyer and Louise Callaghan. The play is presented at the Shakespeare's Globe theater, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

30. Middle England's dirty secret.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "How the Other Half Loves," by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Alan Strachan, starring Marsha Fitzalan and Nicholas le Provost. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

31. Making a song and dance about it.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Carmen Jones," by Oscar Hammerstein, directed by Jude Kelly, starring Tsakane Valentine Maswanganyi, presented at the Royal Festival Hall, London, England. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

32. The crying game.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*DRAMATIC criticism
Abstract

This article reviews the theatrical performance of "The Enchantment," by Victoria Benedictsson and starring Nancy Carroll and Zubin Varla. INSET: PICK OF THE WEEK.

Published
2007

33. Publish and be damned.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews "The Agent," a play by Martin Wagner, directed by Lesley Manning, starring William Beck and Stephen Kennedy. The play was presented at the Trafalgar Studios, London, England.

Published
2007

34. Far from heavenly.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the play "The Great Theatre of the World," by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, adapted by Adrian Mitchell, directed by William Gaskill, at the Arcola Theatre, London , England.

Published
2007

35. Saints and sinners.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Saint Joan," by George Bernard Shaw, directed by Marianne Elliott, starring Anne-Marie Duff, presented at the Olivier Theatre, London, England.

Published
2007

36. Yankee doodles dandy.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article presents a review of the theatrical production "American Nights," written by Jorg Tittel and starring Penny Lisle and Katherine Butler.

Published
2007

37. No more Mr Nice Guy.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Last Confession," starring David Suchet and Michael Jayston, performed at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London, England.

Published
2007

38. Could it be magic?

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews Matthew Warchus' "Lord of the Rings" from the Theatre Royal, London, England featuring Peter Howe and James Loye.

Published
2007

39. Heart of darkness.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Gaslight," written by Patrick Hamilton, directed by Peter Gill, and starring Andrew Woodall and Rosamund Pike, performed at the Old Vic in London, England.

Published
2007

40. The end of the affair.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Betrayal," by Harold Pinter, directed by Roger Mitchell, starring Dervla Kirwan, Samuel West and Toby Stephens.

Published
2007

41. Taking on the Jewish shtick.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Fiddler on the Roof," directed by Lindsay Posner, starring Henry Goodman, presented at the Savoy Theatre, London, England in June 2007.

Published
2007

42. Shakespeare by numbers.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Othello," by William Shakespeare, directed by Wilson Milam, starring Eamonn Walker and Zoe Tapper and performed at the Shakespeare's Globe, London, England.

Published
2007

43. In pursuit of the American dream.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Big White Fog," by Theodore Ward, directed by Michael Attenborough, starring Danny Sapani and Tunji Kasim. The play is presented at the Almeida Theatre, London, England.

Published
2007

44. The man who fell to earth.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "A Matter of Life and Death," adapted by Emma Rice and Tom Morris, starring Tristan Sturrock and Lyndsey Marshal.

Published
2007

45. You're not swinging any more.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Absolute Beginners," directed by Liam Steel, starring Sid Mitchell and David Sibley, presented at the Lyric Hammersmith theater, London, England.

Published
2007

46. Laughter to raise the raftas.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Rafta, Rafta . . . ," by Ayub Khan-Din, starring Ronny Jhutti, Harish Patel and Meera Syal. The play is performed at the Lyttelton Theatre, London, England.

Published
2007

47. A change for the worse.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "Menopause: the musical," starring Samantha Hughes, Miquel Brown, Su Pollard and Amanda Symonds, presented at the Shaw Theatre, London, England, in April 2007.

Published
2007

48. Tailor-made for the stage.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "A Fine Balance," directed by Kristine Landon-Smith, starring Sagar Arya and Amit Sharma, performed at the Hampstead Theatre, London, England.

Published
2007

49. Through the looking-glass.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Wonderful World of Dissocia," by Anthony Neilson, starring Christine Entwistle and James Cunningham.

Published
2007

50. They call it puppet love.

Author

Millard, Rosie

Subjects
*PUPPETS, *PUPPET theater
Abstract

The article presents a theatrical review of a dramatization of the poem "Venus & Adonis," by William Shakespeare performed by puppets, narrated by Harriet Walter and presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Little Angel Theater, London, England in April 2007.

Published
2007

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