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Albert Lee

Review of the first gig on the “UK Farewell Tour” by Albert Lee with His American Touring Band (Cindy Cashdollar on steel guitar)- at The Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne. The Palmerstons were support band.

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One of the best plays this year, Hecuba by Marina Carr. A new play, adapted radically from Euripides.

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Review added of Henry V at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Directed by Gregory Doran, with Alex Hassell as Henry V. It pulls back on the patriotism, I thought, but is especially good on the comedy.

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From today the trade paperback edition of “Greek Affairs” is available from Create Space.
It should be on Amazon in a couple of days, and BEBC Mail Order next week (when copies arrive).

Review of Fallen Angels by Noel Coward, a Salisbury Playhouse Production, directed by Jessica Swales.

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Review of Brian Friel’s “Dancing At Lughnasa” at Belfast’s Lyric Theatre.

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The EFL Novels

Fact, Fiction & Relevance: Article added on the EFL series … English As A Funny Language … under the pseudonym Dart Travis.

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Greek Affairs

The third volume in “The English As A Funny Language” series, GREEK AFFAIRS, has just gone up on Kindle. Synopsis on the Dart Travis website linked HERE.

iBooks and Kobo tomorrow. Te Print-on-Demand copy from CreateSpace and BEBC will be a week or ten days later. This third one takes place on an author tour of Greece in 1985, and for ELT Authors and Publishers it’s probably the most interesting in the series.

Jimmy Cliff

Up now on Toppermost, my article on Jimmy Cliff, one of the ones I’ve most enjoyed doing.

Bakkhai review

Review of Bakkhai by Euripides, (LINKED), in a new version at the Almeida Theatre with Ben Whishaw as Dionysus.

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