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When I worked at Lincoln Theatre Royal in the early 1960s....
[Correction by Peter Scott:] Pinter was born in 1930, not 1939.
We all love seeing our work praised, but I most relish the well-aimed critical arrows. Honest.(7 moderated comments, with "comments now closed.")
A new history of British theatre explores the relationship between theatre and politics.[Book rev.]
'In my second year at Oxford, I couldn't decide what career to pursue: I wasn't sure whether I wanted to be a director or a critic.' By the end of the festival Billington had decided to follow in Hobson's footsteps; in 1965 he started working at the Times as a theatre, film and television reviewer. In 1971 he became drama critic for the Guardian, where he has remained ever since. Of Hobson, Billington says simply, 'he changed my life'.
The centerpiece of the program is the Penn Theatre course (ENGL068). Participants study with the renowned Guardian theater critic, Michael Billington, and visit the theater weekly as part of this course.
Fall 2006[Schedules of past academic semesters listed in reverse chronological order].
'In my second year at Oxford, I couldn't decide what career to pursue: I wasn't sure whether I wanted to be a director or a critic.' By the end of the festival Billington had decided to follow in Hobson's footsteps; in 1965 he started working at the Times as a theatre, film and television reviewer. In 1971 he became drama critic for the Guardian, where he has remained ever since. Of Hobson, Billington says simply, 'he changed my life'.
Fall 2006[Schedules of past academic semesters listed in reverse chronological order].
[Correction by Peter Scott:] Pinter was born in 1930, not 1939.
