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[ad_1] LONDON – Donald J. Trump sits sullenly behind the wheel of a golf cart as he steps onto the stage of the Old Vic theater in London. He turns to a stop, throws himself out of the little cab, pulls a club out of his golf bag, scratches his back, swings and misses for …
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[ad_1] London comes back to life. Heathrow Airport reported that March 2022 was the busiest month since the start of the pandemic, with passenger travel, particularly from North America, increasing by more than 60 percent compared to January 2022. The increase is linked to the British government’s recent lifting of coronavirus restrictions; it’s a welcome …
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[ad_1] LONDON — It’s unusual to have your own narrative in a live performance, to shape the event as you see fit. But this is his last show in a long time, ““burned city”, opened here last week. The company’s first London project in nine years has no assigned seats or even spoken words. Instead, …
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[ad_1] It’s clear that undefeated heavyweight champion Tyson Fury would prefer Saturday’s match against former training partner Dillian Whyte to be all about boxing. The match at Wembley Stadium in London will be Fury’s first match in England in four years after fighting back and forth in the United States. And for this homecoming, he …
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[ad_1] LONDON – Donald J. Trump isn’t going to give up the limelight easily. But few would have guessed that Mike Bartlett would find renewed life on the London stage in his scattershot satire, “47.”, opened last week at the Old Vic and will run until May 28. Why number 47? Because the game starts …
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[ad_1] LONDON – There is no nudity in Mike Bartlett’s 2009 play “Cock,” which was released on Tuesday. A starry revival at the Ambassadors Theater here. But when their 105 non-stop minutes were over, you saw their characters stripped naked emotionally. The game spans from its London origins in the 80-seat studio space of the …
[ad_1] It puzzles me that so many theatergoers sitting next to each other for hours in London don’t bother with this basic measure – if not for themselves, then for the unmasked actors and other people in the audience. may be in close contact with people who are medically vulnerable, not yet vaccinated, or in …
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[ad_1] Even more so than Elerian, Emma Rice is a leading director-adapter who doesn’t take familiar texts as they are. A former artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe, Rice made his name by running Kneehigh, the tour company that deconstructed long-honored plays like “”.Short Match” and “Tristan and Yseult.” Since then, Rice has launched a theatrical …
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[ad_1] Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club It has been a permanent mark of musical genius in London. Any self-respecting jazzman had to make a pilgrimage to the venue during the heyday of the 1960s. Musicians too: Miles Davis and Ella Fitzgerald played with Buddy Rich and Dizzy Gillespie. One of its philanthropic owners, Scott was as …
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[ad_1] LONDON – The show is going on or may not be these days. The surge in coronavirus infections last month has boosted live performances as severely as they have here. on Broadway. During the holiday season, productions were knocked down one after another and could not continue due to outbreaks in the cast or …
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[ad_1] “I am seriously considering whether there is a future in tourism that I can really count on,” he said. Mr Roca of Essentialist said his company said that about 20 to 25 percent of passengers who book a trip to London decide to cancel and divert to other destinations. Virtuoso, a vast network of …
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[ad_1] LONDON – The rumble of fists hitting hand pads echoed in the studio as pairs of women circled each other in singular focus, striking and blocking them. A hard punch from a woman let out an approving murmur from her sweaty partner. Another bent in anticipation of an incoming left hook. “Just two hits! …
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