Heidi, Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond
10:40am Tuesday 18th November 2008
DID you know that the proper name for a group of goats is a trip?
Kurt-tailed
10:39am Tuesday 18th November 2008
True Stories: Kurt Cobain – About a Son (More 4, 10pm)
Beauty And The Beast, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Sunderland Empire
11:52am Monday 17th November 2008
FOR who could ever learn to love a beast? are the words which fill the head as BRB’s darkly glorious dance erupts upon the stage. Well, Wearside audiences do for a start.
Opera North, Newcastle Theatre Royal
11:53am Monday 17th November 2008
SPOTLIGHTED on a table bedecked with the Stars and Stripes, a pyramid of muffins takes centre stage as the overture plays out.
Max factor
12:03pm Saturday 15th November 2008
Once famous for dropping his jeans and playing a porn star, actor Mark Wahlberg tells Steve Pratt he’s now a careful family man who admits to only one vice – playing golf.
Comments (0)I Want That Hair, York Theatre Royal Studio
9:55am Friday 14th November 2008
BEX runs an old-fashioned ladies’ hairdressing salon called I Want That Hair, which was her mother’s. Her assistant Heidi is as outgoing, loud you might say, as Bex is cautious and downtrodden.
Brief encounter
9:53am Friday 14th November 2008
The Barristers (BBC2, 9pm); Children In Need (BBC1, 7pm)
The Baader Meinhof Complex (18)
5:55pm Thursday 13th November 2008
AFTER putting Hitler on screen in Downfall, producer and writer Bernd Eichinger moves forward in time for another slice of German history.
Max Payne (15)
5:53pm Thursday 13th November 2008
MAX Payne cuts a familiar figure from film and TV thrillers - the maverick cop devoting his life to tracking down those responsible for killing his wife and child. The difference is the world he inhabits, a place somewhere between reality and fantasy.
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