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Merry Christmas

Susan Beesley wrote 1 week ago: The snow arrived on Christmas day and we had a truly White Christmas.  We thought this photograph ta … more →

Tags: Les Arcs Paradiskis, Chrismas Day Snow, FIRST SNOW, French Alps, Les Arcs

First Fall of Snow

dutchghetto wrote 1 month ago: © 2009 Donna H. Chiarelli “The first fall of snow is not only an event, it is a magical event. … more →

Tags: Photography, Nature, Weather, snow, Bittersweet

Angel Pavement by J.B.Priestley Cover Image

Chris wrote 1 month ago: The image in the cover of this book is what its been like in this part of the world  wet!! Charles G … more →

Tags: Art History, Art, Art Appreciation, flask walk, Charle Ginner

Priestley Society Social

specialcollectionsbradford wrote 1 month ago: Priestley Society Social : Alan’s Bit of a Do. The Bradford Club, Piece Hall Yard, Bradford. F … more →

Tags: Priestley, J.B., J.B. Priestley Society

Delight

heathrowkennedy wrote 2 months ago: With a stack of un-read and part-read books on the dresser (almost rivalling the Poughkeepsie double … more →

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31/31 Day 5: "The Trapdoor" and "The Demon King"

organictriffidfarm wrote 3 months ago: There are two stories I’d like to pass on tonight. The first called “The Trap Door … more →

Tags: genre-wars, Ghost Stories, Halloween, old time radio, C.D. Heriot, British theater censors

Review - An Inspector Calls - The Novello Theatre2 comments

webcowgirl wrote 3 months ago: I was highly intrigued by the thought experiments built into JB Priestly’s Time and the Conway … more →

Tags: Time and the Conways, Novello Theatre, an inspector calls, Sandra Duncan, Ian MacNeil

Priestley's Journey to Birmingham, Newcastle, Isle of Wight ...

specialcollectionsbradford wrote 3 months ago: More Priestley events nationwide! Birmingham Book Festival. Friday 23 October. 7pm, Birmingham Conse … more →

Tags: Priestley, J.B., Hawkes, Jacquetta, Literature, priestley, English Journey, Great Northern Books, Birmingham, Newcastle, Brook

Enfolding landscapes: Shell and the mapping of Britain2 comments

amycutler wrote 3 months ago: In the first thirty years of the twentieth century, the travelling habits of Britons change signific … more →

Tags: MSt papers, tourism in British landscape, Architectural Review, bibliography, british countryside, british weekend, Buckinghamshire, cartography, Cornwall

September 13 in history

homepaddock wrote 3 months ago: On September 13: 122 The building of Hadrian’s Wall began. 1814 Francis Scott Key wrote the St … more →

Tags: Wikipedia, Elizabeth McCombs, NZ History Online, September 13, Hadrian's Wall, Francis Scott Key, Star Spangled Banner, Chiang Kai-Chek, Hannibal Goodwin

Left-wing ideology (again) in Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday

emsworth wrote 4 months ago: We’re tired of being assured by essayists in theater programs that the vintage plays we’ … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, The Downward Spiral, Lillian Hellman, The Little Foxes, Born Yesterday, an inspector calls, garson kanin, The Daily Worker, Paul Verrall

The Beautiful Game2 comments

northernheckler wrote 4 months ago: A lot of talk about football on Twitter tonight – and surfing around I found this wonderful sn … more →

Tags: Football, Idle Banter, Barnestoneworth, Huddersfield

Play, Orchestra, Play at the Shaw Festival (a review)

emsworth wrote 5 months ago: The Peppers are a bit old in the tooth to pass for a pair of young sailors After seeing three of the … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, christopher newton, Tonight at 8:30, The Good Companions, shadow play, red peppers, Brief Encounters, Julie Martell, Noel Coward

Review - Time and the Conways - National Theatre2 comments

webcowgirl wrote 6 months ago: On Tuesday I had the good fortune of getting to see the National Theatre’s production of Time … more →

Tags: National Theatre, Rupert Goold, Time and the Conways, Lisa Jackson, Hattie Morahan, Fenella Woolgar, Rupert Goold does not trust the text, Lydia Leonard, Adrian Scarborough

Why would a black actor want to play in a Priestley play, anyway?

emsworth wrote 1 year ago: As Emsworth noted in an earlier post, certain factions have been lobbying the Shaw Festival (Niagara … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, Writers and Books, an inspector calls, Bob Gibson, color blind casting, Eddie Anderson, English Journey, Frank Capra, Inigo Jollifant

The parent-child equation - Part 1

cathedralist wrote 1 year ago: The universal relationship between parent and child is fraught with wild swings in emotion, running … more →

Tags: Quotations, parent, Child, Quote, Emotion, Moira Yuill, infant, Baby, Spitting Image

Left-wing playwrights at the Shaw Festival (comment on The Little Foxes)3 comments

emsworth wrote 1 year ago: Four plays down for Emsworth so far in the 2008 season of the Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake, On … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, bernard shaw, Getting Married, Inspector Calls, leftist playwrights, Leonard Bernstein, Lillian Hellman, Marxist propaganda, The Little Foxes

An Inspector Calls at the Shaw Festival (a review)

emsworth wrote 1 year ago: The Inspector Calls, playing through October at the Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario), is … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, Benedict Campbell, Inspector Calls, invisible man, Kelli Fox, Mary Haney, mystery play, Peter Hutt, Review

An Inspector Calls and old-fashioned propaganda at the Shaw Festival

emsworth wrote 1 year ago: On their face, how could two plays be more different than An Inspector Calls and The Little Foxes?  … more →

Tags: Shaw Festival, Inspector Calls, John Baxendale, Lillian Hellman, Marxist propaganda, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Propaganda, Review, Soviet socialism


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