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TV Review: BBC America Remembers FormativeTV Review: BBC America Remembers Formative Years of 'White Heat'HollywoodChicago.comIt's essentially a long, complex flashback as the show is framed around the arrival of Charlotte (the great Juliet Stevenson) to the flat of a recently deceased friend. At first, we don't know which friend in these flashbacks has brought them together ...
Posted on 9 May 2012 | 2:58 pm
Mike Hughes: Final four to perform on 'IdolMike Hughes: Final four to perform on 'IdolThe Salinas CalifornianIn modern times, Charlotte (Juliet Stevenson) visits a London flat. The owner has died; now his old flat-mates gather and churn memories. There are strong ones. We flash back to 1965, with Charlotte played by Claire Foy (the star of "Little Dorrit" and ...and more »
Posted on 9 May 2012 | 12:08 pm
White Heat - VarietyVarietyWhite HeatVarietyClaire Foy), who is eager to embrace this newfound freedom, and is played in the present day by Juliet Stevenson. The elder Charlotte arrives at the flat of a deceased friend -- whose identity won't be revealed until series' end -- and seems quite ...and more »
Posted on 8 May 2012 | 1:41 am
May 6 — 12 - New York TimesNew York TimesMay 6 — 12New York TimesThat voice belongs to Charlotte (the superb Juliet Stevenson), who, with her former roommates, has been summoned to the place where one of their own has died. A snapshot triggers memories of 1965, when she and five others were brought together by the ...
Posted on 4 May 2012 | 3:51 pm
Juliet Stevenson, Griff Rhys Jones, BrendanTheaterMania.comJuliet Stevenson, Griff Rhys Jones, Brendan Coyle Set for HighTide Festival 2012TheaterMania.comWill Gompertz will also interview actress Juliet Stevenson for 'Juliet Stevenson In Conversation' (May 6). HighTide will present the broadcaster, actor, writer, and comedian in 'Griff Rhys Jones In Conversation' (May 12). Finally novelists Owen Jones, ...Brendan Coyle, Louise Brealey, Abi Titmuss & More Set for HIGHTIDE, 3-13 May ...Broadway Worldall 6 news articles »
Posted on 27 April 2012 | 4:38 pm

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Playwright wins political asylumA playwright and her husband who were facing deportation, win an Asylum and Immigration Tribunal case.
Posted on 17 May 2012 | 7:11 am
When actors read poetryWords That Burn, a poetry app, includes audio and video from the late writer Josephine Hart’s Poetry Hour at the British Library. Beginning in 2004, Hart devoted an evening each month to a poet or two, “introducing and setting their poems in the context of their life,” and staging readings of the work from actors like Dominic West, Harold Pinter and Elizabeth McGovern. The idea, Hart said, was ...
Posted on 15 May 2012 | 12:02 am
Wednesday on TV: To London With Around theThose Magical Elves have done it again. The producers who helped put Bravo on the map with the original Project Runway and Top Chef have revitalized the seemingly exhausted cooking-competition format with a new winner that smartly combines elements of The Amazing Race and even Survivor. Though not initially quite as exotic as BBC America's new No Kitchen Required, the kitchen culture-clash ...
Posted on 9 May 2012 | 2:46 pm
The 5 Things to Watch on TV This Week:Sure, with "Sherlock," "Game of Thrones," "Mad Men," "Girls," "Nurse Jackie" and more, Sunday's overcrowded with great TV, but what to watch the rest of the time? Each Monday, we bring you this guide to five noteworthy highlights from the other six days of the week. "AFI's Master Class: The Art of the Collaboration": David O. Russell and Mark Wahlberg TCM, Tuesday, May 8th at 10pm The second in ...
Posted on 7 May 2012 | 4:04 pm
“Frankenstein” remixedWhatever interactive fiction is (and we’re still figuring that out) it suffers from all the problems of traditional fiction and then some. The vast majority of novels and short stories aren’t much good, but when a branching fiction — along the lines of the old “Choose Your Own Adventure” children’s books — fails to engage, the first impulse is to blame the form rather than the content. Let ...
Posted on 30 April 2012 | 7:47 pm

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