Ewan wardrop biography definition

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    Towards the end of Emma Rice’s recent production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, one of the mechanicals decides to give us a piece of her mind. ‘It’s a visual concept!’ screams Nandi Bhebhe’s Starveling (for it is She), as the young lords and ladies mock her costume in the play within a play. ‘Why is everybody so obsessed with text?’ 

    This was Rice’s gauntlet, thrown to her critics as she arrived as the controversial new artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe. But Rice, as usual, was tilting at a straw man. None of her serious critics in theatreland have a problem with textual experiment, nor with Rice’s yen for cross gender casting. Yet Rice was determined to set the narrative: she was iconoclastic, courageous, radical, chopping up Shakespeare’s text and daring us to follow. It is a narrative that took hold firmly yesterday, after the sudden announcement that she and the Board will part ways by 2018.

    Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

    English musical ensemble exclusively featuring musicians with a range of ukuleles

    Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain in 2018

    The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain at the Concert For Kitty, at the Barbican Centre, London in 2018. A concert that celebrated the life of the orchestra's co-founder Kitty Lux.
    From Left to Right: Dave Suich, Peter Brooke-Turner, Hester Goodman, Ben Rouse, George Hinchliffe, Richie Williams, Leisa Rea, Will Grove White, Jonty Bankes.[1]

    Also known asUOGB,
    The Ukes,
    George Hinchliffe's Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
    OriginLondon, England
    GenresEclectic and wide range of Popular Music and Art Music genres, Music Comedy
    Years active1985–present
    LabelsIndependent music
    MembersGeorge Hinchliffe
    Dave Suich
    Richie Williams
    Hester Goodman
    Will Grove-White
    Jonty Bankes
    Peter Brooke Turner
    Leisa Rea
    David Bowie
    Ewan Wadrop
    Ben Rouse[2]
    Laura Currie[3]

    Ewan Wardrop


    BIO

    Ewan Wardrop started playing the ukulele in 1998 but also plays mandolin, guitar, and the penny whistle. He trained as a ballet dancer and appeared in a record-breaking run of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake on Broadway. Wardrop has a long history in theater and has worked with companies such as the Royal Shakespeare Company and Kneehigh Theatre. He also has an experimental Morris dance group called the Bo Diddlers.

    STAGE CREDITS

    [West End]

    West End Transfer, 2010

    Trader


    Swan Lake

    [Broadway]

    Original Broadway Production, 1998

    Ensemble


    Dancer



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