This summer the celebrity couple have established themselves as the fulcrum of Britain’s social scene. Camilla Long reports on why pop stars, politicians and tycoons are flocking to them
It’s always refreshing to encounter a piece of audacious theater that actually works. Paula Vogel’s “Desdemona, a Play About a Handkerchief” is plenty audacious, but director John Rensenhouse and three talented actresses ratchet up the audacity quotient significantly in the first production of the summer from Actors Theatre KC.
Anti-tobacco advocates are setting their sights on movie and television scenes showing actors and actresses smoking cigarettes, saying these should be banned.
In a harbinger-ish of things to come, basic-cable thespians are everywhere in contention for Primetime Emmy nominations this year, mostly at the expense of broadcast-TV thespians.
