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survivethejive · 1 year
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This Bronze age barrow on Hagbourne Hill is called Mount Skippet and is in the Oxfordshire village I grew up in. I visited it as I didn't even know about it when I lived there!
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daniel5946 · 9 months
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burntcopper · 1 year
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Theatre list 2022
Best of Enemies (Young Vic)* Nutcracker (St Petersburg ballet) Street Scene (Kurt Weill) (Teatro Real Madrid) Private Lives (Hall for Cornwall) Verdi's Rigoletto: On the Lake (Bregenz Festival) Carmen (Sydney Harbour) The Dante Project (Royal Ballet) Madame Butterfly (Sydney Harbour) Groan-ups (Hall for Cornwall) Kiss Me Kate (BBC Proms) Aida (Sydney Harbour) Ludovico Einaudi : The Elements Around the World in 80 Days (Rain or Shine) The Collaboration (Young Vic)* Cyrano de Bergerac (Harold Pinter)* Bill Bailey Larks in Transit (ROH) Everybody's Talking About Jamie (Hall for Cornwall) The Play What I Wrote (Birmingham Rep) Rumplestiltskin (Ballet Lorent) Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre henry iv part 1 (rsc 2014) Macbeth (Globe) Bonnie and Clyde (Arts Theatre)* Much Ado About Nothing (globe)* The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime (Hall for Cornwall) (2nd half) Wine Night (Lona Theatre, AMATA) HMS Pinafore (ENO) Oklahoma (Young Vic) Magic Goes Wrong (Hall for Cornwall)* Kate Rusby (Hall for Cornwall) La Bayadere (Royal Balllet) Ladies of Letters (Hall for Cornwall)* Rough Girls (Lyric Belfast) The Recruiting Officer (Rain or Shine) Much Ado (National Theatre)* Much Ado (Blewbury) The Tempest (Globe)* Prisoner C33 Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre)* I, Joan (Globe) The Tempest (Globe) Much Ado About Nothing (globe)* Six (Hall for Cornwall)* Richard iii (rsc) Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (Hall for Cornwall)* The Seagull (Harold Pinter) Wuthering Heights (Bristol Old Vic) Nutcracker! (Bourne) White Christmas (Hall for Cornwall) Sleeping Beauty (Bourne) (Theatre Royal Plymouth) Gods of the Game (Grange Park Opera) Treasure Island (Hall for Cornwall) Henry V (Globe)* Hex (National Theatre) A Christmas Carol:  A Ghost Story (Nottingham Playhouse) As You Like It (sohoplace)*
Best 12
Best of Enemies (Young Vic)* The Collaboration (Young Vic)* Cyrano de Bergerac (Harold Pinter)* Bonnie and Clyde (Arts Theatre)* Much Ado About Nothing (globe)* Much Ado (National Theatre)* The Tempest (Globe)* Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre)* Six (Hall for Cornwall)* Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (Hall for Cornwall)* Henry V (Globe)* As You Like It (sohoplace)*
Best of Enemies : Hi we're going to examine ego and the birth of modern media and political commentary and identity and ... yes that is Andy Warhol, everyone else at the party is trying to ignore him too.
The Collaboration: Art! Reawakening artistic impulses!  Connection with the world! Tunes!  Paul Bettany!
Cyrano de Bergerac: Words, desire, the power of words, rap battles, being a dick because you can, falling for people, depth of emotion, James McAvoy's thighs (my view for the first ten minutes) and Christian and Cyrano falling for each other as well and MY HEART.
Bonnie and Clyde: We're gonna heist and we're going for fame and tomorrow doesn't exist.
Much Ado (Globe): It's Italy post-war.  We're all horny as hell, everyone is beautiful, the coppers are trying to kill us laughing via shenanigans, will you please get out of my shrubbery, and ladsladslads is it gay to wrestle your mates this much?
Much Ado (NT) : Setting:  Grand Budapest Hotel. Challenge:  ice cream toppings and pec popping. Glam as fuck. *mwah*. (not as good as Globe, Beatrice and Benedick were more weirdos who band together than banter, but achingly glam)
The Tempest (Globe): The Island is the spanish riviera, everyone is Brits who think they're better than the natives, Prospero's in a yellow budgie smuggler and it turns out this is actually a comedy, Lionesses win so they have to re-jig the Three Lions lyrics mid-run in glorious fashion and Prospero is absolutely a fuckhead slavemaster.
Jack Absolute Flies Again: WW2 farce! malapropisms delivered so perfectly you nearly kill the audience!  ukeleles!
Six: The ushers will dance and you can't stop us.  And yes everyone's favourites are the Annes.  Sorry not Sorry.
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo:  The boys are back, they're en pointe and they're glorious.
Henry V (Globe): Henry goes full psychopath to the point that Jude Law's been left in the dust in scary Hals and I didn't think I'd ever say *that*.  When the usual comedic bits leave a hole in your soul.
As You Like It (sohoplace): Sorry, hearing actors.  Rose Ayling-Ellis has put a cherry on top of why Celia should be played by a deaf actor. (see Globe and Nadia Nadarajah) Entire cast flirting with the pianist should be encouraged.  Also: Alfie Enoch needs to go full ham more often. New best stage direction as provided by the subtitles; *pianist improvises frantically*
'Fuck off, keep fucking off, and fuck off again, you’re boring and tiresome and self-involved and why the fuck should I care about you?’ Award:
Aside from all the classical opera (I keep trying.  I fail.  This is just not a genre I can handle.  Decent tunes on occasion, lots of plodding pageantry and singing at people rather than advancing the plot. Though Gods of the Game was pretty decent by virtue of the fact that it kept employing opera tunes footie fans use but for adverts and the chorus of fans. Toreador as the jingle tune for a burger advert the lead is doing?  NICE.) Wuthering Heights.  Quite brilliant staging, and I thought it would be the Emma Rice-ness turning me off in this but no, it was the Bronte.  I literally just want to yell 'fucking leave, don't come back' at everyone.  The Emma Rice twiddly dance and music numbers were actually pretty good.
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salantami · 2 years
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Blewbury, Oxfordshire
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petnews2day · 1 year
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Emergency operations cancelled as animal rescue centre floods
New Post has been published on https://petn.ws/PGLQC
Emergency operations cancelled as animal rescue centre floods
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Emergency operations cancelled as animal rescue centre floods (Image: Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue) Oxfordshire Wildlife Rescue service had to suspend emergency operations after their centre flooded. Staff at the centre on Woodway Road Blewbury in Upton near Didcot were forced to remove water with buckets and salvage expensive equipment. Sick animals were also relocated from the […]
See full article at https://petn.ws/PGLQC #PetCharitiesNews
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cumbriacrack · 4 years
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Genesis Homes appoint third Director Jeff Niland has joined Genesis Homes as Commercial Director. Jeff joins the Penrith-based builder from Blewbury Homes, part of GoDevelop, where he has been Projects Manager for three years Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2020/03/09/genesis-homes-appoint-third-director/
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churchcrawler · 3 years
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St Michael, Blewbury, Oxfordshire (ex-Berkshire)
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yellowrose543 · 5 years
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Blewbury cottage
Nick Warner on Flickr
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gardenmuse · 7 years
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Winter flowers . . .   ground hugging little treasures . . . enjoying this milder than usual winter.  
Aconite, chubby little Augustus, wild and frizzy Blewbury Tart emerging and the full and elegant Godfrey Owen snowdrops happily flowering away. in the garden - Catharpin, VA    February 13
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ourpedrofisherman · 3 years
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Sunset in Blewbury
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guysgrotto · 4 years
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From the Old Wives Tale, George Peele. 13″ diameter lead.
To the memory of Sarah Gardner who drowned in the centre of Norwich in March 2017 buried in Blewbury, artist, deep and beautiful soul.
Usk
Do not suddenly break the branch, or
Hope to find
The white hart behind the white well.
Glance aside, not for lance, do not spell
Old enchantments. Let them sleep.
'Gently dip, but not too deep',
Lift your eyes
Where the roads dip and where the roads rise
Seek only there
Where the grey light meets the green air
The Hermit's chapel, the pilgrim's prayer.
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Gourmandise du samedi matin. J’ai choisi une part de gâteau au café et aux noix... Saturday morning treat. I’ve chosen a slice of coffee and walnut cake... #treat #cake #oxfordshire (at Savages Blewbury) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7LbLaKHqlh/?igshid=1e3rma8tdqgwe
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austinkai · 5 years
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uwmspeccoll · 7 years
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It’s Fine Press Friday!
Today we present a newly-cataloged publication from the Jerry Buff donation: The Yorkshire Dales A Further Selection, showcasing the original wood engravings of Marie Hartley, published and bound 1991 in quarter bookcloth and patterned paper over boards by Smith Settle in Otley, West Yorkshire, England in a limited edition of 268 copies signed by the artist.The text was set in Garamond type at Jonathan Stephenson’s The Rocket Press in Blewbury, Oxfordshire, and printed on Velin Arches mould-made paper by Simon Lawrence at his Fleece Press in Wakefield, West Yorkshire (todaylocated just slightly to the west in Huddersfield).
This publication is the second and final work to present the entire body of Harley’s wood engravings. Marie Hartley (1905-2006) learned her craft at Leeds College of Art and the Slade School of Fine Arts in London in the 1930s, and was especially interested in visually documenting her home in the Yorkshre Dales for numerous publications. Already in her mid-80s when these volumes were printed, Harley commented:
I have constantly appreciated the three different bindings, the arrangement of the blocks, the paper and the printing. The printing in particular reproduced the finest lines perfectly. Also, a small block which I had once printed in a repeat pattern was used to cover the book, thus giving the book a special unity. After all those years, suddenly the engravings were appreciated for themselves alone. I myself like best the ones with small figures, and also the tailpieces. To see one’s work so beautifully presented is very gratifying. The whole project has given me immense pleasure.
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