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	TMAUK.ORG Website -
		1999 Hayley Carmichael for the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith and the Royal Shakespeare Company's The Dispute on tour; Told by an Idiot's I WEEP AT MY PIANO, commissioned by Northern Stage, on tour; and the Almeida Theatre Company and The Right Size's MR PUNTILA AND HIS MAN MATTI on tour
		1998 Julian Crouch and Phelim McDermott for SHOCKHEADED PETER, a Cultural Industry project produced in collaboration with West Yorkshire Playhouse and Lyric Theatre Hammersmith
		1994 Peter J Davison for the tours of the Almeida Theatre's production of MEDEA in association with Bill Kenwright Ltd and Theatr Clwyd's production of SAINT JOAN presented by Duncan C Weldon
	www.tmauk.org /Theatre_769.asp

	About Us - Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, London
		The Lyric Hammersmith produces and presents some of the most original nights out at the theatre to be found in London and through our free first nights, £9 nights and Studio £7s, and generous concessions, we work to ensure that our audience is as various as the city we live and work in.
		But what you get in the Lyric Studio, through a packed programme of readings, works in progress and performances, is a chance to experience the work of the next generation of theatre makers and hear voices that are rarely heard in the theatrical mainstream.
		The Lyric has established itself as one of the leading presenters of work for families and children in the country.
	www.lyric.co.uk /fromhomepage/p178.html (439 words)

	Hit Bar & The Bridge - Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, London
		It is a three-minute walk from the Lyric’s new entrance heading in the direction of the Hammersmith and Fulham Line Underground Station and following the road round onto Shepherds Bush Road.
		Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King Street, London, W6 0QL
		The Bridge is a stylish gastropub serving quality food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere and modern surroundings.
	www.lyric.co.uk /p232.html (515 words)

	MWBEX > Serviced Office Space in Hammersmith Grove
		Hammersmith boasts an extensive assortment of established retailers, restaurants and entertainment venues, including the Hammersmith Apollo and Lyric Theatres.
		Hammersmith Underground station is located close by and provides access to the Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith & City lines.
		The premises are ideally situated between Central London and Heathrow Airport and benefit from excellent communication links both by road and rail.
	www.mwbex.com /serviced_office_locations/hammersmith.html (515 words)

	Hammersmith4yoo - Your Community Web Site.
		Hammersmith, Fulham and Shepherd?s Bush are the three town centres in the borough, featuring a huge range of pubs, bars, and clubs, shopping complex?s and street stools, excellent theatres including the famous Lyric Hammersmith and sporting venues such as Fulham and Chelsea Football Clubs.
		The London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham lies to the north of the River Thames and is bordered by Ealing, Hounslow, Brent, and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
		Hammersmith and Fulham is one of the smallest of the London boroughs and has one of the highest population densities, boasting broad ethnic diversity.
	www.hammersmith4yoo.co.uk /main/about.asp (515 words)

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		You may find white man in hammersmith palais - CLASH tab, lyric, free tabs for guitars and basses here.
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	XTC Forum - Favourite ever lyric
		I think plastic man isn't so much interested in the entire lyrics to a song, just the single lyrical phrase.
		The incredible genius of the man meant that he didn't even have to RHYME his lyrics at a time when I love You - You love me was all the rage!!
	www.xtcidearecords.co.uk /cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=34&topic=128 (649 words)

	GuilFIN - Add a Report
		details : http://www.headheritage.co.uk/addressdrudion/index.php?drudion=51 "By the way, in late October/early Nov., I�m gonna be presenting a three day festival called ROME WASN�T BURNED IN A DAY, at Hammersmith�s Lyric Theatre.
		This is a rare opportunity to witness Julian Cope wielding his shamanistic powers over the Lyric's intimate beauty and lush acoustics.
		This Lyric Nights Special sees Julian Cope bring together an array of special guests to create three different nights of music and associated events.
	www.guilfin.net /reports/addreport.php3?id=evINET2469 (649 words)

	Juno and the Paycock
		Theatre includes: Shadow of a Gunman, and seasons with the Lyric Players, Belfast; Joyriders (Paine's Plough); Public Enemy (Lyric Hammersmith); McAlpine's Fusiliers (Contact, Manchester); Young Writers Festival (Royal Court); Welcome to Bladenmore Road (Lyric, Belfast as part of the Belfast Festival).
		Theatre: George Dandin (Gate), The Servant of Two Masters (Liverpool Playhouse), Lyric for a Tango (Theatre Royal Windsor).
		Theatre: Five Finger Exercise (Cambridge Theatre Co tour), The Mother (Contact, Manchester), A Taste of Honey (Northampton Theatre Royal), A Colder Climate (Royal Court).
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/parade/abj76/PG/works/juno_and_the_paycock.shtml (649 words)

	Noises Off
		Since Noises Off had its inaugral production at The Hammersmith Lyric it is perhaps worth noting that Louise Gold has appeared at that The Hammersmith Lyric’s Studio Theatre twice, in Angry Housewives and Lady Into Fox respectively.
		Noises Off’s Official Site: http://www.noisesoff.co.uk/ (Please note the last time I looked the site was still listing Cheryl Campbell as being in the cast, sometime after her leaving it.
		Prior to joining the cast of Noises Off, Louise Gold had been appearing at Chichester in The Water Babies, which was also directed by Jeremy Sams, and designed by Robert Jones.
	www.qsulis.demon.co.uk /Website_Louise_Gold/Noises_Off.htm (759 words)

	Nigel Playfair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nigel Playfair (1874-1934) was the great actor-manager of The Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith in the 1920s.
		His innovative set and costume designs premiered at the Lyric Theatre on June 5, 1920, in what is now considered to have been another of Playfair's masterpieces.
		Fortnum and Mason still markets Sir Nigel's Vintage Marmalade, and there is a Nigel Playfair Avenue in Hammersmith, near Ravenscourt Park tube station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nigel_Playfair (364 words)

	Ian Carmichael
		High Spirits at the Hippodrome in 1953 had a less successful run (the theatre was all wrong for it, although the cast again was top-drawer) but later that year Carmichael was in an Alan Melville revue At The Lyric (the Lyric, Hammersmith) with another classic revue cast.
		The production eventually moved into the Stoll Theatre where 'we were coolly received by the London critics … we appeared sadly dated'.
		The doomed enterprise had previously toured America as The Carefree Heart (the title was commemorated in one of the show's songs), and Carmichael had been 'distinctly reserved' when the authors had first performed the songs for him and his leading lady, Joan Heal, at the Savoy Hotel.
	www.musical-theatre.net /html/stoutheartedmen/carmichael.html (364 words)

	Rachel Roberts
		Later that year Roberts was in the company of the revue At the Lyric (an apt title, for the show was staged at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith), and stayed for its West End transfer to the St. Martin's Theatre, where it was renamed Going To Town.
		Rachel Roberts was born in Llanelli, Wales, on 20 September 1927, the daughter of the Revd.
		Roberts' final musical was undoubtedly her finest moment in musical theatre, as the heroine of Lionel Bart's grand hymn to Liverpool, Maggie May. The role of the lovable dockyard tart had been intended for Georgia Brown, who turned down the chance to play it.
	www.musical-theatre.net /html/unsungheroines/rachelroberts.html (620 words)

	Playbill News: London's National Youth Theatre Announces New Season
		Edward Wilson's final season as director of the National Youth Theatre will be marked by a high-profile stage adaptation of the classic British film "Kes," to be performed at the Lyric, Hammersmith.
		There will also be productions of Immaculate Conceit at the Lyric Studio and Murder in the Cathedral at both Westminster and Southwark cathedrals.
		The NYT will also be mounting a lavish production of T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral in both Westminster and Southwark Cathedrals.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/80415.html (409 words)

	Don Juan, a CurtainUp London review
		Neil Bartlett is sadly bowing out of his tenure as the Artistic Director of the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith.
		I have greatly enjoyed Bartlett's translations and adaptations and although I regret his leaving Hammersmith, I understand that this will allow him time to concentrate on more writing.
		Bartlett is interested in the apparent contradictions in the play, the ambiguity and the mixed messages one gets from the main characters.
	www.curtainup.com /donjuanlond.html (796 words)

	After Mrs Rochester,
		Reviewed by Lizzie Loveridge based on 24th April 2003 Performance at the Lyric Theatre, King Street, Hammersmith London W6 (Tube Station: Hammersmith)
		From the early days in the West Indies, playing with her friend from an emancipated slave family, Tite (Syan Blake) and bullied by her poverty-struck, "keeping up appearances" mother (Hattie Ladbury), Ella (Madeleine Potter) reads the story of Jane Eyre's romance with Mr Rochester.
		When you are a child you are yourself and you know and see everything.
	www.curtainup.com /aftermrsrochester.html (1219 words)

	The Stage Online :: Reviews :: Julius Caesar
		Zubin Varla (Marcus Brutus) and Christopher Saul (Julius Caesar) in Julius Caesar at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith Photo: Tristram Kenton
		The Lyric’s new artistic director David Farr brings in his RSC touring version of Julius Caesar, first seen on the road last autumn.
		Zubin Varla’s curiously mannered Brutus, with a flat Olivier-like high-pitched delivery is no liberal idealist but a nervy false friend with a dazzling trophy wife in the shape of Rachel Pickup’s self-harming Portia.
	www.thestage.co.uk /reviews/review.php/9607/julius-caesar (353 words)

	News.
		The Tiger Lillies will reunite with the cast of Shockheaded Peter at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith for 18 performances only, 8-24 April 2004.
		To celebrate the opening of the Lyric's new front door, we've reunited The Tiger Lillies and the original cast for the last ever London performances of Shockheaded Peter the scrumptiously gruesome and wickedly ghoulish Olivier award-winning junk opera.
		Shockheaded Peter returns to New York this winter, featuring the Tiger Lillies and the original London cast.
	www.shockheadedpeter.com /news.html (168 words)

	London locations - Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, London
		Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King Street, London W6 OQL Tel 020 8741 6835 Fax 020 8741 6880
		Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King Street, London, W6 0QL
	www.lyric.co.uk /p231.html (168 words)

	How to Book - Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, London
		Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King Street, London, W6 0QL
		Ticket Office, Lyric Hammersmith, Lyric Square, King Street, London W6 0QL
		Our address is Lyric Square, King Street, London W6 0QL.
	www.lyric.co.uk /p177.html (168 words)

	Essay on THE GOOD COMPANIONS (
		Rachel Roberts had appeared in the revue At the Lyric (Lyric, Hammersmith London 1953).
		TGC is not an integrated musical - the songs (with composition shared between Paddy Roberts(m/l), C. Alberto Rossi(m/l), and Geoffrey Parsons(l)) do not further character or plot, and the lyrics are not related to the story.
		As no recordings of this exist, her featured spot in THE GOOD COMPANIONS ('The Gentleman is a Heel' number) provides a good indication of the style she must have brought to revue.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /britmusical/tgcessay.htm (168 words)

	Frederick Ashton Ballets - 1926
		FP Presented by Nigel Playfair, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 10 April 1926
		During the General Strike of that year the revue transferred to the Ambassadors Theatre, then reopened at the Lyric with the addition of Frederick Ashton's first ballet:
		Players: Nigel Playfair, Elsa Lanchester, Richard Goolden, James Whale, George Baker, Harold Scott, Cavan O'Connor, Penelope Spencer, and others
	www.ashtonarchive.com /ballets/1926.htm (348 words)

	Frances Tomelty
		Frances has also worked in many other theatres including the Hampstead Theatre; Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith; Abbey Theatre, Dublin; The Royal Court Theatre in London and the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester.
		Her work in radio includes not only her superb performances for IRDP, but also many productions for BBC Radio: Words Apart, a 12 part series in celebration of Irish culture for BBC Belfast, and a long list of productions for the BBC's Radio 4 and Radio 3.
		Frances' voice features in a large number of readings for audio books, mostly for Chivers Press, Reed Audiobooks and Harper Collins, and also in many TV productions such as the BBC's Animated Tales of Shakespeare, various poetry readings for National Poetry Week, Panorama, Songs of Praise and other programmes for BBC and Channel Four.
	www.irdp.co.uk /tomelty.htm (348 words)

	Frances Tomelty
		Frances has also worked in many other theatres including the Hampstead Theatre; Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith; Abbey Theatre, Dublin; The Royal Court Theatre in London and the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester.
		Frances' voice features in a large number of readings for audio books, mostly for Chivers Press, Reed Audiobooks and Harper Collins, and also in many TV productions such as the BBC's Animated Tales of Shakespeare, various poetry readings for National Poetry Week, Panorama, Songs of Praise and other programmes for BBC and Channel Four.
		Frances' impressive list of acting credits includes work in film, theatre, television, radio and audio books.
	www.irdp.co.uk /tomelty.htm (348 words)

	Leonard Gowings
		Gowings appeared but once on the London Stage:as Young Meadows in the comedy Love in a Village (Lyric, Hammersmith, 1928).
		Leonard Gowings was a popular concert singer, and occasional recording artist, in his day who rarely appeared on the dramatic stage.
		He began at age 20 as a tenor at St. Paul's Cathedral, occasionally conducted choirs and, on at least one occasion, found work in a ship's orchestra as a flautist.
	math.boisestate.edu /GaS/whowaswho/G/GowingsLeonard.htm (133 words)

	Staff:::School of Drama:::Trinity College Dublin
		His own plays have been performed in New York, London, and at regional theatres across the US, and he has frequently worked as a dramaturg and advisor at such theatres as the Long Wharf in New Haven, the Lyric Hammersmith in London, and the Shaw Festival in Canada.
		Research interests include: British cinema, especially the period from the 1950s to the early1970s; Hollywood 1916-1960; questions of film style, evaluation and interpretation; a range of film-makers that includes Yasujiro Ozu, Pete Walker, H.G. Lewis, Shane Meadows and Neil Marshall.
		He has held distinguished visiting professorships at the Central Academy of Drama, Beijing, the National University of Singapore, the Salzburg Seminar, McMaster University, the University of Victoria, and the University of Wisconsin, and was Senior Fulbright Lecturer at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.
	www.tcd.ie /Drama/staff.php (1352 words)

	Weston Mercury
		Showing in Bristol before its run at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith, Forkbeard Fantasy have teamed up with the Old Vic to conjure up a memorable and dramatical dream - or nightmare.
		Bristol Old Vic and Forkbeard Fantasy @ the Theatre Royal
		This truly monstrous experiment is concept beyond any form of realism, employing the cross-over between stage and screen with stunning effectiveness.
	www.thewestonmercury.co.uk /archived_material/2001/WhatsOnReviews/asp/01-10-09Frankenstein.asp (395 words)

	Roger McGough
		He is also the author of a number of plays, including All the Trimmings, first performed at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, in 1980, and The Mouthtrap, which he wrote with Brian Patten, produced at the Edinburgh Festival in 1982.
		A Fellow of John Moores University in Liverpool, he won a Cholmondeley Award in 1999 and was awarded an honorary MA from Nene College of Further Education.
		The anthology The Liverpool Scene (1967) which he shared with Brian Patten and Adrian Henri has been one of the best-selling poetry books of recent times.
	www.contemporarywriters.com /authors/?p=auth202 (1160 words)

	Theatre Alba Actors Biographies
		Trained in Edinburgh and Paris, theatre work covers Royal Lyceum, Perth Rep, Tron Glasgow, Traverse Edinburgh, Cumbernauld Theatre, Manchester Royal Exchange, Lyric Hammersmith, Dundee Rep, Eden Court Inverness, Grey Coast Theatre, Borderline, Prime Productions and with the Scottish Theatre Co. in 'The Wallace', 'The Thrie Estaitis' and 'Galileo'.
		Euan graduated with a BA in drama from the RSAMD in 1983 and has appeared in many guises from Algernon in 'The Importance of Being Earnest' to Widow Twankey in 'Aladdin'.
		Her work has been closely allied to Theatre Alba and the Brunton Theatre in which she played numerous roles; most notable of these were Mirren in 'The Wallace'.
	www.theatrealba.ukvintage.co.uk /biogs2.htm (1160 words)

	Telegraph News Sheila Gish
		She could easily have continued to play attractive - or despairing - belles for many years, but instead, when offered yet another West End plum, in Michael Frayn's Noises Off, she rejected it in favour of a low-budget production at the Lyric Hammersmith's smaller stage, where she played Racine's tragedy queen Bérénice (1982).
		Sheila Gish was an actress of the old school: serious, dedicated to bringing the text to life on stage, undeviatingly true to the playwrights' intentions.
		Sheila Gish, who died on Wednesday aged 62, epitomised the Tennessee Williams heroines she played on stage: a frail, delicate beauty with a spine of steel.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/03/12/db1202.xml&sSheet=/portal/2005/03/12/ixportal.html (855 words)

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