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Picasso, Lady Bird, Mary Stuart and West Cork
On my March MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Exhibition Pablo Picasso’s ‘year of wonders’ graces Tate Modern Film The mother-daughter relationship deftly captured by Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird Theatre Robert Icke’s Mary Stuart presents history as a modern political thriller Commuter corner The latest must-binge true … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged art, arts, audible, commute, commuter, duke of yorks theatre, elizabeth i, exhibition, film, greta gerwig, juliet stevenson, lady bird, lia williams, london, magazine, mary queen of scots, mary stuart, moveto, moveto town and country, murder, picasso, picasso 1932, play, podcast, review, robert icke, Saoirse Ronan, tate modern, theatre, true crime, visit london, west cork, west end
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Mary Stuart, Duke of York’s Theatre
“Heads.” One word, and one coin toss, decides which roles Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams will play on the night: Mary Queen of Scots, or her rival Elizabeth I. Last night Williams took the latter – the company immediately bowing … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged book tickets, broadwayworld, cheap tickets, duke of yorks theatre, elizabeth i, england, juliet stevenson, lia williams, london, mary queen of scots, mary stuart, queen, review, robert icke, royal, schiller, theatre, ticket deal, visit london, west end
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Fitness, footwear and right royal moves
New articles in the Dance Today section include: Strictly uncovered Touring stage show Strictly Confidential tells the truth behind the sequins, reveal creator Craig Revel Horwood and star Lisa Riley Stepping Out How Dutch partnership Simone Taverne and Lisette van Bruggen found love on the dancefloor. You can read them … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged article, ballroom, competition, craig revel-horwood, dance, dance today, dancing, edward VIII, elizabeth i, fitness, fitsteps, get fit, henry VIII, ian waite, lisa riley, magazine, mark foster, monarchy, natalie lowe, prince, princess, queen mary, royal, royal baby, same sex ballroom, shoes, stage, strictly come dancing, strictly confidential, summer, supadance, the queen, tv, will and kate
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