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InterviewTheatre
Atri Banerjee: ‘The great joy of theatre is, it’s the most political of art forms’
...There are traces of numerous writers: the brittle, highly charged dialogue of Simon Stephens, the formal ruptures of Sarah Kane, the surrealism of Caryl Churchill....
January 17, 2024
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Cyber slavery: inside Cambodia’s online scam gangs
...“Dad, I’m in Cambodia, I’m not inside of China,” says the young man, through tears, his voice breaking and blood streaming from his nose. “I beg you, please send money.”...
September 5, 2021
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
InterviewTheatre
‘Plays rehearse life for us’ — Constellations returns to the London stage
...It’s a play I know so well but, watching the couples, I’m suddenly presented with hundreds of new choices.”...
June 12, 2021
Merryn Somerset Webb
The many confusing shades of green for investors
...Back in 2017, Larry Fink of BlackRock insisted: “If I’m going to be a mirror of my clients we are going to need more women in our firm.”...
March 6, 2020
Film
Lesley Manville on chemistry with Liam Neeson in new film ‘Ordinary Love’
...“I’m good at being in it when I’m in it — I mean, utterly in it — and as soon as I hear ‘cut’, I’m also good at going off to have a biscuit.”...
November 29, 2019
FT Magazine
Actor Wendell Pierce: ‘Fame is obscurity in waiting’
...He once performed in a Broadway version of Caryl Churchill’s Serious Money, which had been a success in London but which majored on swearing....
October 18, 2019
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FTfm
Bundled loans bolster green bond expansion drive
...Bringing the issuance of green bonds into the mainstream is “absolutely necessary”, argues Richard Sherry, director of alternative credit at fund manager M&G Investments....
May 13, 2019
Personal Finance
Moviegoers boost cinema M&A prospects
...Since then there’s been a steady recovery, with 168m cinema admissions last year — setting the scene for potential M&A activity in the sector. Why did admissions fall from 1946 to 1984?...
November 30, 2017
Lifestyle
Everyman cinema group sits in a niche of its own
...I’m really not precious about that. I just want people to come back to the cinema.”...
April 30, 2018
ReviewLife & Arts
Kingdom Come, The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon — an honourable failure
...It’s unfortunate that this way of looking at work has gone out of fashion, although in the current case I’m slightly mystified as to why the attempt was made in the first place....
September 12, 2017
Life & Arts
Director James Macdonald on the rise of ‘slow theatre’
...“I’m interested in doing plays that I don’t know how to do.”...
January 5, 2018
ReviewLife & Arts
Oil, Almeida Theatre, London — review
...This distorted time-scheme recalls Caryl Churchill’s equally audacious breakthrough play Cloud Nine....
October 17, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Bruce Conner: It’s All True, Museum of Modern Art, New York — review
...MoMA tries to frame that weakness as a critique of perverse eroticism, but I’m not buying it....
July 24, 2016
Life & Arts
A ‘long overdue’ debut for Sarah Kane
...Much as she admired experimental writers such Howard Barker, Edward Bond and Caryl Churchill, her plays draw on Shakespeare and the ancient Greek and Roman tragedians....
February 12, 2016
Life & Arts
What’s next for London’s political theatre?
...“I’m not going to be party political because that is not the point....
January 2, 2015
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
ReviewLife & Arts
The Hospital at the Time of the Revolution, Finborough Theatre, London – review
...It is, I’m afraid, very much a play of its earnest time....
April 3, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
Wish you were here
...I’m sure Somerset Maugham would have been very pleased.”...
February 3, 2012
Life & Arts
Small Talk: Caryl Phillips
...Caryl Phillips’ latest novel, ‘In the Falling Snow’ (Harvill Secker), is out in paperback...
June 21, 2010
Life & Arts
A tiny London theatre that's big on Broadway
...Despite Babani’s emphasis on the eclecticism of his programming (he mentions future Caryl Churchill and Philip Ridley projects), he has quietly carved out a couple of niches....
May 14, 2010
Life & Arts
Three More Sleepless Nights, National Theatre (Lyttelton), London
...It is agreeably surreal to see the skeleton of a contemporary bedroom laid out on the Lyttelton stage against the concrete, sand and sky of the set of Phèdre; Caryl Churchill’s 1980 play is revived at the...
August 6, 2009
ReviewLife & Arts
London Review of Books marks its 30th year
...When I once phoned her about some doomed submission, she sighed, sympathetically, “I’m afraid we feel its time has passed.”...
October 23, 2009
Life & Arts
A woman directs her first Shakespeare
...And I’m not interested in that; I’m not interested in making a stamp on the play.”...
May 30, 2009
Fund management
The truth in scandalous City stories
...I’m riddled with self-doubt.” So are we all. Although rarely a saleable commodity in equity markets, doubt is the permanent condition of the true market prognosticator....
March 22, 2009
SoapboxTerrorism
Managing the mess
...Mitroff is a university professor at the Marshall Goldsmith School of Management, and a visiting professor in the Collaborative for Catastrophic Risk M anagement, UC Berkeley....
February 2, 2009
John LloydLife & Arts
Climate wars, collectivism and clones
...Caryl Churchill’s play, A Number (BBC2, Wednesday), dipped at times into Pinter-like dialogue, but raised itself for the most part to and above the level of George Bernard Shaw (the Shavian Fabian)....
September 13, 2008

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