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	Globe Theatre
		Originally built as the Hicks Theatre in 1906 it was renamed as the Globe in 1909 and as the Gielgud in 1995, in honour of John Gielgud.
		It was one of several major theatres in the area, the others being the Swan, the Rose, the Fortune and the Hope.
		The rebuilt Globe Theatre At the instigation of Sam Wanamaker, a new Globe theatre was built according to an Elizabethan plan.
	globe-theatre.ask.dyndns.dk (681 words)

	American Idol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The stage is moved to the Kodak Theatre for the finale showdown, where the two remaining contestants perform for an audience of at least 3,400.
		Taylor Hicks joined Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood as the only winners of American Idol to never be in the bottom three or two.
		Taylor Hicks is the second American Idol winner from the city of Birmingham, Alabama (the first being Ruben Studdard), and the fourth finalist with close ties to the city.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/American_idol (6547 words)

	Guardian \| How the National Theatre would look...
		The wisdom of Hicks was heeded until 40 years or so after his death.
		Hicks was unavailable but Olivier came through talking in his Richard III voice.
		The National Theatre will be ready to send entertainment off to the troops and supply those at home with hope and cheer.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4263756-103675,00.html (830 words)

	Sir Seymour Hicks (1871-1949) - 15. Actors from the Golden Age of the Theatre
		Seymour Hicks was born on January 30, 1871, in St. Hélier on the island of Jersey (GB).
		Although perhaps he performed too often to have become one of the Twentieth Century's truly great actors, Seymour Hicks was an impressively versatile performer, as much at home in the music-hall and light comedy as he was in the straight theatre.
		Looking around the studio, Hicks noticed a young man who was working as an artist for another company but who had said that he wanted to be a film director.
	www.collectorspost.com /Hicks.htm (1513 words)

	Globe Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It was one of four theatres in the area the others being Swan the Rose and the Hope.
		Like all other theatres it was closed by the Puritans in 1642 and it was destroyed in 1644 to make room for tenements.
		The new theatre is 200 yards from original site and was the first thatched-roof permitted in London since the Great Fire of London of 1666.
	www.freeglossary.com /Globe_Theatre (556 words)

	Theatre Locations
		Where a Theatre's name has changed during its lifetime I have focused only on those names by which it was known during the historical period to which this website is dedicated (and if relevant that by which it is known now).
		Original theatre was built by John Scott to showcase the talents of his daughter who gave a one-woman show culminating in a display of fireworks.
		Built by Seymour Hicks and was named The Seymour Hicks Theatre until 1909 when it became The Globe.
	www.dgillan.screaming.net /stage/theatres/th-venue.html (1039 words)

	Gielgud Theatre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Gielgud Theatre, named after British actor John Gielgud, is a West End theatre in London's Shaftesbury Avenue at the corner of Rupert Street.
		Designed by W.G.R. Sprague with the Queen's as its companion theatre, it was opened in 1906 as the Hicks Theatre in honour of actor, manager and playwright Seymour Hicks.
		In 1995, prior to the opening of Sam Wanamaker's new Globe Theatre on the South Bank in 1997, it was renamed Gielgud Theatre.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gielgud_Theatre (299 words)

	Seymour Hicks
		Hicks was hired to star in a Gaiety Theatre revival of Little Jack Sheppard, in the role famously created by Fred Leslie, and he put sufficient individuality into his part to win himself the lead juvenile role, opposite Ada Reeve, in Edwardes's next production, the musical comedy The Shop Girl (1894, Charlie Appleby).
		Hicks repeated his Shop Girl role on Broadway, but refused the 'unsuitable' juvenile part of Edwardes's My Girl (1895), which drove the angry manager to court to bar Hicks from breaking his contract by appearing anywhere else.
		Hicks and Miss Terriss established themselves, during this period, not only as the town's favourite musical comedy hero and heroine, but also as the theatre's 'ideal couple'.
	math.boisestate.edu /gas/british/authors/hicks.html (732 words)

	The Zena Dare Pages - Phyllis Dare Biography
		Her first stage appearance was in Babes in the Wood in 1899 at the Coronet Theatre where she played the part of one of the children.
		In May 1906 she returned to the Vaudeville Theatre taking over the part of the leading lady in The Belle of Mayfair from Edna May. It was a musical comedy that had originally opened on the 11th of April 1906, eventually achieving a London run of 416 performances.
		At the Adelphi Theatre in the Christmas of 1908 she again played the part of Cinderella, before in April 1909 at the Shaftsbury Theatre playing in Robert Courtneidge's The Arcadians.
	www.philcoradio.com /zena/phylbio.htm (1277 words)

	Playscripts, Inc. - Hilly Hicks, Jr.
		His play A Hole in the Dark was presented in Manhattan Theatre Club's reading series 6@6: Discovering the Next Generation, and was workshopped at the Lark Theatre Company in New York City.
		Hicks is the recipient of the 2001 Berilla Kerr Foundation Award for playwriting and a Van Lier Playwriting Fellowship from New York Theatre Workshop.
		Hicks is a Usual Suspect (affiliated artist) at New York Theatre Workshop and a member of Drama Dept., the Dramatists Guild, and the Writers Guild of America.
	www.playscripts.com /author.php3?authorid=162 (458 words)

	Lesson 2.4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		None of these theatres were meant to replace the original Globe, but they did keep the name alive until such a time as a concerted effort to reconstruct the real Globe, "Shakespeare's Globe," could occur.
		In 1906, the Hicks Theatre was opened on Shaftesbury Street, along with a sister theatre, the Queen's Theatre.
		Owned by Jack Jacobs and built by Charles Frohman and Seymore Hicks, the theatre was renamed the Globe Theatre in 1909, though it bore no resemblance to the original Globe.
	www.wpi.edu /Academics/Depts/HUA/TT/Globe/24.html (311 words)

	Never-ending story
		The most widely produced play in American history, The Crucible is the story of a husband and his wife, the town they live in, Salem, and the witch-trials that it has become notorious for, the trials that condemned 25 women to death in the spring of 1692.
		Both Caplan and Juliet Anastasia Hicks (graduate-theatre arts), who plays Elizabeth Proctor, connect most with the raw human emotions that their characters struggle with, struggles that they believe all of us, regardless of age, sex or religion can identify with.
		Hicks is reminded of a sense of betrayal as she puts on the long, dark garments of Elizabeth Proctor.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2001/11/11-09-01tdc/11-09-01darts-1.asp (824 words)

	Mother Hicks \| Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble 05-06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mother Hicks is a heartwarming story for the whole family about the meaning of Home.
		It is a story of a young girl's journey to find her name, a journey of connection in the face of fear.
		She is taught by Mother Hicks and a young man named Tuc to look for answers not outside but within herself.
	www.bte.org /shows/mother_hicks.htm (270 words)

	Take a gamble at the 'Basset Table'
		Lady Reveller, played by Juliet Hicks (graduate-theatre), is the leading lady, a widow who enjoys running a gaming table out of the home of her uncle.
		Hicks is wonderful in portraying Lady Reveller's coquettish, flirty nature with the men, and Worthy is a perfect advocate.
		Supporting characters who were essential to the hilarity and the progression of the plot were Lady Reveller's servant Apliew, played by Christine Gatto (graduate-theatre), and Worthy's servant Buckle, played by Alexander Previtera (undergraduate-theatre), who seem to have their own love affair going on.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2001/04/04-12-01tdc/04-12-01darts-1.asp (735 words)

	Keyword (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Hick was also publicly denounced by an al-Qaeda member at Guantanamo Bay for his lack of religious observance, a former British detainee has said.
		David Hicks, a 27-year-old Australian expatriate, is among the captured Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters detained at Camp X-Ray in Cuba.
		Hicks' case is particularly interesting because the first stop in his revolutionary odyssey was the Balkans, where he joined the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army (or KLA).
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/keyword?k=hicks (3346 words)

	European Travel Services Theatres - GielgudTheatre
		This theatre, which is designed in Louis XVI style, is a pair with the Queen's Theatre on the adjacent street corner.
		Originally called The Hicks Theatre, after actor-manager Seymour Hicks for whom it was built, the name was changed to The Globe in July 1909, and then in November 1994 the name was changed to The Gielgud in honour of the actor, aswell as to avoid confusion with the reconstructed Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
		The Gielgud Theatre, now refurbished in 1987, is notable for it's circular Regency staircase and oval gallery.
	www.etsuk.com /theatre_20/GielgudTheatre (556 words)

	TheatrelandHotelsLondon.com \| Hotels near London Theatres (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Designed by architects Wimperis, Simpson and Guthrie the theatre was given a facelift in 1950 with red paint candelabras and chandeliers however in 1987 Carl Toms re-designed the Cambridge and its....
		The theatre was opened as the Hicks Theatre in 1906 after actor-manager Seymour Hicks and later called the Globe Theatre in 1909 and....
		The theatre was designed by architects E Warmsley Lewis with W E Trent in order to accommodate both cinema films and live stage shows....
	www.theatrelandhotelslondon.com (511 words)

	Ashland Center for Theatre Studies Faculty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		At SOU Eric teaches theatre literature in the undergraduate program, supervises theatre Master of Arts in Teaching candidates and is the director of the Ashland Center for Theatre Studies.
		He holds a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of California at Berkeley, an MAT in Language Arts from Western Oregon University and a Ph.D. in theatre from the University of Oregon.
		The Ashland Center for Theatre Studies is a program of the SOU Department of Theatre Arts.
	www.sou.edu /ecp/arts/ACTS/faculty.html (2508 words)

	Reviews from the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe (51)
		Bill Hicks: Slight Return is brought back to the Edinburgh by Festival Highlights after last year's sell out run.
		Although he gets a laugh here and there, they seemed to come more from a sense of sympathy and obligation than true mirth; this strange blend of comedy, theatre, and magic is something that many people may find difficult to become involved with.
		The funniest moments in the show, and there are all too few of them, centre around a tale about a camping trip Hackner missed because of a broken arm.
	www.britishtheatreguide.info /otherresources/fringe/fringe05-51.htm (603 words)

	Uk Tickets - The Gielgud Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Gielgud Theatre opened in 1906 in the name of The Hicks Theatre.
		In 1909 the name was changed to The Globe Theatre and remained under this name until 1994 when it was named The Gielgud Theatre as to not confuse people with the reconstruction of the original Shakespeare's Globe theatre.
		The Gielgud Theatre boasts a large circular regency staircase and an oval gallery.
	www.uktickets.co.uk /ARTMAN/publish/The_Gielgud_Theatre.shtml (80 words)

	people's branch theatre . . . about us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Einstein's Dreams is remounted for Humanities Outreach of Tennessee at Johnson Theatre, TPAC.
		Change of Artistic Directorship of PBT is announced in Tennessean, informing readers that Matt Chiorini will serve as new Artistic Director, and Holly Allen as Associate Artistic Director.
		It starred Denice Hicks, Misty Lewis, Marlon Styles, and the Victory of Praise liturgical dance troupe.
	www.peoplesbranch.org /about_us.html (1159 words)

	Official London Theatre Guide \| London theatre news, listings, tickets and features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Beautiful Thing, which opened at the Sound theatre last night, is the final show to be housed at the Leicester Square theatre before it is demolished later in the year.
		Annie Wood has resigned from her post as Artistic Director of the Polka Theatre, the pioneering children’s theatre based in Wimbledon.
		Wood, who has been with Polka for four years, is leaving the country as well as the job, in order to join her actor husband Henry Ian Cusick in Hawaii, where he is part of the cast of the TV series Lost...
	officiallondontheatre.co.uk /news/biginterview/display?contentId=73303 (589 words)

	The British Theatre Guide: Hicks at the Fringe
		Greg Hicks, whose latest work includes Macbeth and Hamlet in the Tragedies season at the RSC last year, is to appear at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.
		The play consists of five monologues, described as "five dark tales of modern men (which) evoke the heroes of Greek myth".
		Hicks has worked with Teevan before, in his version of Euripides Bacchai at the National Theatre and in John Barton's Tantalus, where Teevan was dramaturg and associate director.
	www.britishtheatreguide.info /news/edfringehicks.htm (136 words)

	Munson Hicks Photos - Munson Hicks News - Munson Hicks Information
		Munson Hicks' theatre credits include a dozen Broadway productions, including LOVE FOR LOVE and THE VISIT, both directed by Harold Prince; NED AND JACK, directed by Colleen Dewhurst; THE ELEPHANT MAN, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, and THE MISANTHROPE.
		Hicks co-starred in Neil Simon's LONDON SUITE and Ackbourne's COMMUNICATING DOORS.
		A career con artist, forger and thief turns to murder and serial pedophilia to populate the cult he created and to get his hands on a multi-million dollar trust fund.
	www.tv.com /munson-hicks/person/15022/summary.html (167 words)

	Gielgud Theatre London - Information, Bookings & Seating Plan
		Designed by W G R Sprague, this classical Edwardian domed theatre was opened in December 1906 as the Hicks Theatre in honour of actor, manager and playwright Seymour Hicks.
		In 1909 it was renamed the Globe Theatre.
		In 1995, prior to the opening of Sam Wanamaker's new Globe Theatre on the South Bank, it was given its present name in honour of Sir John Gielgud who first appeared here in 1939 as director and star of The Importance Of Being Earnest.
	www.1st4londontheatre.co.uk /theatres/gielgud.shtml (137 words)

	Bill Hicks: Slight Return
		The play was performed at the Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh, in August 2004, where it won a Hairline Highlight Award.
		It is currently back at the Pleasance Theatre, Edinburgh, as part of a national tour, with a newly updated script.
		All at the Pleasance Theatre, especially Ollie, John, Rhiannon, Neil and the box office staff.
	www.hurst.dsl.pipex.com /bill (211 words)

	Collectors Post - SEYMOUR HICKS Biography
		Sir Seymour Hicks (1871-1949) was a distinguished actor-manager, playwright and early film star, whose theatrical career extended for more than 60 years.
		SEYMOUR HICKS as the Duke of St Jermyns - postcard
		SEYMOUR HICKS as Dickie & ELLALINE TERRISS as Blue Bell in 'Bluebell in Fairyland' - postcard
	www.collectorspost.com /Actors/seymour_hicks.html (613 words)

	Taylor Hicks Buddy Icons
		Both Bucky Covington and Taylor Hicks sang their very own renditions of Buddy Holly classics that sent the crowd back to...
		When Taylor Hicks walked into the audition room in Nevada, Simon Cowell was the only judge that didn't let...
		Huntsville has a number of theatre groups and most all are reviewed including Theatre Huntsville, Ars Nova, Renaissance Theatre, Huntsville Ballet Company, Broadway Theatre League,...
	taylorhicks.soundclicksecrets.net /4/taylor-hicks-buddy-icons.html (379 words)

	Theatres beginning with G
		Gielgud Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, Westminster, London, England, 1906-
		Globe Theatre, Newcastle Street, Strand, London, England, 1868-1902
		Greenwich Theatre, London Road, Greenwich, London, England, 1864-1910 (afterwards used as a cinema)
	library.kent.ac.uk /library/special/html/specoll/theatg.htm (192 words)

	Rodney Hicks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Rodney Hicks made his Broadway debut as one of the Original cast members of the Award winning musical RENT, written by the late Jonathan Larson and directed by Michael Greif.
		Before that he was rockin' it out at Seattle's Fifth Avenue Theatre as Hud in HAIR.
		Other Theatre credits include: Golden Boy(Long Wharf Theatre), Hamlet(Nevada Shakespeare Festival) Scrooge(Theatre Under the Stars), Godspell(Los Angeles), Kudzu(The Ford's Theatre), Blocks(The York Theatre), Bring in the Morning costarring Lauryn Hill(The Apollo Theatre), and Lotto(Lincoln Center Theatre).
	www.normansark.com /hicks.html (174 words)

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