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Dateline: 15th January, 2006
The Steptoes Head for
London The Theatre Royal York production is written by Ray Galton and John Antrobus and directed by Roger Smith.
Richardson Returns to
the West End Richardson, who is joined in the cast by Oliver Dimsdale, Alan Cox, Robert Styles and Harry Tow, lastv appeared in the West End in The Magistrate (Savoy, 1997). The revival is directed by Bill Bryden.
Piper to Star in Pullman
Quartet Sally Lockhart is a young Victorian girl who tries to solve the mystery behind her father's death. Pullman describes the novels thus: "Historical thrillers, that's what these books are. Old-fashioned Victorian blood-and-thunder. Actually, I wrote each one with a genuine cliché of melodrama right at the heart of it, on purpose: the priceless jewel with a curse on it – the madman with a weapon that could destroy the world – the situation of being trapped in a cellar with the water rising – the little illiterate servant girl from the slums of London who becomes a princess … And I set the stories up so that each of those stock situations, when they arose, would do so naturally and with the most convincing realism I could manage." Apart from Dr Who, Piper has also appeared in the BBC's Canterbury Tales (2003) and she played Hero in the modernised Much Ado About Nothing last year, also on the BBC.
Fox to Lead in Movin'
Out Please note that all three Archive indices are very long and will therefore take some time to download.
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