Hints and tips:
...Thomas Huxley debating Darwin’s ideas with “Soapy Sam”, Bishop of Oxford, in 1860....
...Bishop Eustathius of Sebaste in Asia Minor allowed women to cut their hair, wear men’s clothes and function as priests. Clearly his group didn’t win out....
...Director Josie Rourke has cut and tailored George Bernard Shaw’s chronicle for corporate modernity — a world where armies are commanded by men wearing Silicon Valley sneakers and the Dauphin is the cowed...
...In 1938 he nicknames Lord Halifax, Neville Chamberlain’s ineffectual foreign secretary, “the Bishop”, a man who “retires to pray and comes out a worse hypocrite than before”....
...Bishop’s Stortford station is a 20-minute drive from Little Easton where trains to London’s Liverpool Street take 40 minutes....
...Egerton Crescent beat Hampstead’s leafy Bishops Avenue – popularly dubbed ‘millionaires’ row’ – into second place for the second year in a row....
...Nicky Shaw’s cutaway sets, lit by John Bishop, created maximum atmosphere with minimal resources....
...It seems a point of principle, for instance, that the Martin Shaw serial Inspector George Gently, currently in prime time repeat (Sundays BBC2), is based in Northumbria, while Alan Hunter’s Gently novels...
...Peter Wheale, Bishop’s Stortford, Herts, UK...
...In the case of Becky Shaw, Gionfriddo proves the point....
...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)....
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