A topical magazine of the arts.
This edition includes:
Saul Bellow, Author of Herzog Winner of the Prix Formentor
Interviewed by John Gross, critic.
*
Sun Into Darkness
A film on the birth of a ballet which has its World Premiere at Sadler's Wells on April 13.
with David Rudkin, writer; Peter Darrell, choreographer; Malcolm Williamson, composer and The Western Theatre Ballet Company.
*
Kingsley Amis on the publication of The Anti-Death League
Interviewed by Michael Ratcliffe.
Contributors
Interviewee:
Saul Bellow Interviewer: John
Gross
Speaker (Sun Into Darkness):
David
Rudkin
Speaker (Sun Into Darkness):
Peter
Darrell
Speaker (Sun Into Darkness):
Malcolm
Williamson
Dancers (Sun Into Darkness):
The Western Theatre Ballet
Company
Director (Sun Into Darkness):
Gavin
Millar
Interviewee:
Kingsley
Amis
Interviewer:
Michael
Ratcliffe
Director:
Leo
Aylen
Director:
Tristram
Powell
Producer:
Melvyn
Bragg
by Victor Hugo.
Dramatised in seven parts by Vincent Tilsley.
Captain Phoebus has been stabbed and Esmeralda has been arrested.
Contributors
Author:
Victor
Hugo
Dramatised by:
Vincent
Tilsley
Designer:
Sally
Hulke
Producer:
Douglas
Allen
Director:
James Cellan
Jones
Quasimodo:
Peter
Woodthorpe
Pierre Gringoire:
Gary
Raymond
Esmeralda:
Gay
Hamilton
Mother Falourdel:
Dorothy
Reynolds
Sergeant:
Roy
Spencer
Guduie:
Beatrix
Lehmann
Claude Frollo:
James
Maxwell
Charmolue:
Emrys
Jones
President of the Court:
Geoffrey
Rose
Defence Lawyer:
Michael
Burrell
Torturer:
Derek
Baker
with his three guests - from America: Marian Montgomery; from France: Francoise Hardy; from Scotland: Lulu
Contributors
Entertainer:
Pat
Boone
Singer:
Marian
Montgomery
Singer:
Francoise
Hardy
Singer:
Lulu
Orchestra under the direction of:
Peter
Knight
Design:
Keith
Norman
Production:
Stewart
Morris
Have women really won equality? Should a mother go out to work?
From among the 400 people in this one London square come very different answers. The old remember past hardships; three young working mothers show that the present has its problems too.
Contributors
Director:
Lawrence Gordon
Clark
Producer:
Ian
Martin
Stay up a little longer with Denis Tuohy, Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean and Philip Jenkinson with Film Requests.
Letters to Philip Jenkinson should be addressed c/o Late Night Line-Up, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Denis
Tuohy
Presenter:
Joan
Bakewell
Presenter:
Michael
Dean
Item presenter (Film Requests):
Philip
Jenkinson
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