new theatres are better. yes. and quite rightly, but it is absolutely ridiculous.t a solution because when i go into trendy london bars now, they have unisex loos. could you not do that? and then if it were so small, you'd be squeezing past everybody. it is not polite to be squeezing past your fellow theatre—goer trying to get into one of the charts. the same applies to anywhere in the theatre, doesn't it? you can certainly use out doesn't it? you can certainly use our lives, i have got no problem with that at all. thank you, that is very nice. can we move on? i was going to say the front page of the daily telegraph, there is a very nice story about roger federer and serena williams have played against each other. for the first time. is extraordinary. it is amazing. serena williams were saying that she was so excited, she wanted to take photographs, bring and order on the court because it was roger federer, evenif court because it was roger federer, even if you are serena williams. roger federer did win. and it was doubles, wasn't as? it was mixed doubles, wasn't a

translation: this is a classical—style theatre.nn, the man who built it, was important for various forms of cultural expression — theatre, cinema, radio and music. it was a very thorough journey of culture throughout the 20th century. around a million people visit each year, locals and tourists. they come from far and wide to browse and to read, and to just admire. translation: one of the things that i thought of doing in argentina with my husband was to visit this bookshop. we're both lovers of literature, and we know this is a temple for those who are passionate about the written word. the environment here is an inspiration. each book is like a new adventure. we read about this library on the intarnat, how it was formerly a theatre and was converted to the library, and our guide was telling us it's the best library in the world. so i love books. in every city that we visit, we try to go to a bookstore, so we thought this is the perfect place to come to. the grand splendid — 100 years young. a philosopher once said a room without

ad movies to attract the audience to the theatrelj 3d and ad movies to attract the audience to the theatre excellent. up to the standard of hollywood. they are getting somewhere closer and that should help the indian film industry if they want these audiences, like us, who are on online platforms, to go and watch in the theatre. these artists are paid up to $a000 a month to create these effects. but this is still below the global pay scale. and they cope with enthiran 2.0's box office success, this trend will change. but video effects supervisor of this move shinivas feels it is not an easy road ahead. the biggest challenge is the budget. —— srinivas. we have limited artist. but, as the indian audience consumes more experiential entertainment, the experts are predicting a double—digit growth in this industry thatis double—digit growth in this industry that is head of state. —— that is here to stay. enthiran 2.0 doing well at the box office in india. let's have a quick look now at the markets, and the hang seng index of hong kong has opened for trading and it is down 0.5% and the nikkei 225

translation: this is a classical—style theatre.man who built it, was important for various forms of cultural expression — theatre, cinema, radio and music. it was a very thorough journey of culture throughout the 20th century. around a million people visit each year, locals and tourists. they come from far and wide to browse and to read, and to just admire. translation: one of the things that i thought of doing in argentina with my husband was to visit this bookshop. we're both lovers of literature, and we know this is a temple for those who are passionate about the written word. the environment here is an inspiration. each book is like a new adventure. we read about this library on the internet, how it was formerly a theatre and was converted to the library, and our guide was telling us it's the best library in the world. so i love books. in every city that we visit, we try to go to a bookstore, so we thought this is the perfect place to come to. the grand splendid — 100 years young. a philosopher once said a room without books is

i love these neighborhood theatres. of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will see small businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afte

it is directed byjosie rourke who comes from theatre.somebody comes from theatre, something doesn't gel, but this felt very cinematic. there is one scene, one scene which i thought 0k, this scene would have worked better on stage, but with the exception of that i felt like it was a lusty drama, really well told. wonderful swirling score, which comes out of the hills, and again, i went in thinking, i very much admire the performers, but i'm not sure, but i was really won over by it and i thought it was funny and witty and it had a really good central thesis of the opposites and i thought it was enjoyable. my editor, who studied history at university, pointed out they meet in film but in real life, but they never met. this is the one scene, and what happens is, they meet amid billowing sheets that come between them, and again, i think, on stage, yes, on screen, not so much. beautiful boy, in which a father helps his son overcome addiction. tries to, so it is based on memoirs by david and nic sheff. david is played by steve carrell. he's th

two decades later, she is now the royal patron of the national theatre.t we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users, because we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. hundreds of rock and rollers have gathered to catch that elvis express in sydney. the 1957 hit all shook up will be the theme for this he's elvis festival. they will be street markets, parades and of course the light contests. this was shot at a syd ney‘s light contests. this was shot at a sydney's central railway terminal. there will be four hours of serenading everybody on the train before they get there. thanks for watching. hello there. it won't be as cold

and the duchess of sussex is the new patron of the national theatre, as well as three other charities and coming up on bbc news, it's a tough draw at the australian open for andy murray and the other brits. the first grand slam of the year begins on monday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's biggest car—maker, jaguar land rover, has confirmed it's cutting 4,500 jobs, most of them in the uk. that's on top of the 1500 that were shed last year. it's blamed the cuts on a slump in demand for diesel cars, slower sales in china, and uncertainty over brexit. the job losses represent more than 10% of their overall uk workforce. meanwhile, honda has told its uk workforce that it will shut down production for six days in april to deal with brexit logistics and border disruption. more on that in a moment. first, here's our business editor, simonjack, from the west midlands. shift change at jaguar shift change atjaguar land rover on a day of big change for the company, with over 10% of the workforce facing redundancy. what's the mood light inside? it's not the best, i mean,

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre.re of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. before we go we felt we should leave you with these pictures, hundreds of 19505 you with these pictures, hundreds of 1950s star rock and rollers have gathered to catch the elvis express to the outback. the 1957 hit all shook up is the theme for this you's elvis festival. there are lookalikes, street parades, and contest in the rural town of parkes. this is about 222 kilometres to the west. they will be crooning on the whole six—hour train trip. it is expected to attract more than 26,000 people

two decades later, she is now the royal patron of the national theatre.y of the things that she is very passionate about are principles that we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. now it is time for the travel show. this week, we're in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia, full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how

officers took the casket into the theatre and singh's family followed. (grant) (grant) many of the people who spoke... also asking for changes in sacramento to prevent this sort of tragedy from happening in the future. authorities say the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who was previously arrested for dui. sanctuary laws are being duiscussed as they relate to this case(grant) the man charged in singh's killing appeared in court wednesday. he did not enter a plea. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a series of strong storms are now headed toward the bay area and will impact the weekend. today we had plenty of sunshine with just a few clouds but the winds started picking up late in the day. its quiet on doppler radar now but the rain will be heavy at times late tonight and into tomorrow morning. also, gusty winds could bring trees down and make for difficult driving. another storm will arrive during the

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre. many of the things she's very passionate about are principles that we hold very close to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. andy murray faces a tough start to his australian open campaign. he's been drawn against the 22nd seed for his first match in melbourne. 15 people are arrested in spain as part of an investigation into match—fixing in tennis. 28 professional players are implicated. aaron ramsey's set

one of the organisations to benefit from the royal patronage is the national theatre.hat she has chosen to become patron of the national theatre, that the queen has passed it on and really wa nted queen has passed it on and really wanted to take this opportunity to thank the queen for long service of being an patron. as you say, the duchess taking on this role, it's a great, she understands about theatre, being an actor herself, but also shares with us a deep conviction that theatre can bring people together from very diverse communities. so, how hands on likely to be? tells what the rule is exactly? well, more details still to come, but we can see what she wants to do and what we want her to do is really showcase and bring to the attention of more people what it is we do at the national. she is particularly... 0ne we do at the national. she is particularly... one of the reason she is taking on this patronage and the other three that are announced todayis the other three that are announced today is that they are causes she has been championing for decades, as education

it is of the national theatre.ch used to be the queen, which is a nice twist on this, she has passed this on to her granddaughter in law. it is embarrassing for them, but also a nice thing to announce, it is good to celebrate. she has a background in acting so it will be good for her. any heads you'd like to roll over this? let's hope not. it's that awkward moment where you schedule something 24 hours too soon, but in this case, it's kind of a big deal. been there, done that on many occasion. you'll be back in 45 minutes. that's it for the papers for this hour. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc. co. ukforward/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests, kate andrews and jane merrick. we'll all be back for a slightly longer look at the papers at 11:30pm. but for the moment, goodbye. hello there. after a chilly couple of days, something a little mil

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre.se to the centre of what we do at the national theatre. and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan is their new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. paddy ashdown — the former lib dem leader — was buried in his home village in somerset today after a quiet service. lord ashdown — who died before christmas at the age of 77 — was carried into st mary's church in norton—sub—hamdon in a wicker coffin. mourners included sirjohn major. clinton rogers reports. the village from which he took his title set to buy today to lord ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there we re ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there were a few familiar faces includi

two decades later, she's now the royal patron of the national theatre.

to decades later, she is now patrick harvie royal theatre. —— patrick harvie royal theatre.d cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their new patron. it will be a huge boost for our service users. we will be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but having her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. a radio telescope in western canada has picked up mysterious signals emanating from a distant galaxy — but the precise origin of the radio waves is unknown. among the 13 fast bursts was something very unusual — a repeating signal. they think with more radio telescope, they might be a to work out what it is. i'm not sure, even walking on my kitchen i can't tell what's beating, how will you find it in outer space? with that, we will say goodbye and see you next week. and no more space stories but a lot more animals, we can promise. good evening. it's been a fairl

finally, the national theatre. stumbling over their lines a little bit. what have they done?n turn who accidentally scheduled the press release and the announcement a few hours too early. they have accidentally announced that the duchess of sussex, her first royal patronage is set to be with the national theatre. this is a lovely announcement, a big moment for her, her first royal patronage. she is a former actress, she is a very outspoken woman in a very tasteful way, and this is a perfect set up for her. however it was announced slightly too early. it was put up on their website in all its glory and it seems to have been taken down. it isa it seems to have been taken down. it is a wonderful piece of news but it slipped out too soon. the perfect thing for her to support, i suppose, because as you say she is a former actress, but the queen was actually the former patron of this organisation. this is a really nice detail, actually, and there has been so detail, actually, and there has been so much briefing about oleksandr zinchenko, the duchess of sussex in the last few months

currently she's performing at the hands of bob in your teeth theatre in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spectacular moves are result of rigorous training discipline and sheer willpower. yes anything's possible. there's nothing you can't to avoid and you just have to be strong willed and set a goal and then you can move mountains i think. everything is possible even this muddy inside edge of hanging suspended from her own lips. the grandiose artistry of a spectacular contortionist. it's time for the final installment in this week's series coal of the mountains today we're moving away from the outs to the polish czech border to explore mt. as you can see the mountains crest forms the border between the two countries. with an altitude of around one thousand six hundred metres it's the lowest peak we've travelled to this week but it has plenty to offer. it's a fourteen minute ride from the czechs ski resort of its ports to the top of mount . as it's called in chan. and it's ideal for hiking climbing and cross-country skiing. in. the czech polish bor

another is the national theatre, an unsurprising choice for a woman who used to be an actress.d onto her by the queen. the other is the association of commonwealth universities. meghan has already given some insight into her support for that organisation in a speech in fiji last year. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there is always scope to offer more opportunities to the next generation of young adults, and specifically to young women. going to drop it, give me the ball? animal welfare is the focus of the fourth patronage. the mayhew charity works to improve the lives of animals in britain and around the world. for all these groups, royal endorsement can mean both a higher profile and more cash. at smart works today, meghan had to choose outfits forjob interviews. at smart works today, meghan ——helped to choose outfits forjob interviews. she, of course, will be a working mother in a few months‘ time. these patronages will be a chance to use her position to make a difference and to show us what kind of royal she wants to be. some interest

another is the national theatre, an unsurprising choice for a woman who used to be an actress.ties. meghan has already given some insight into her support for that organisation in a speech in fiji last year. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there is always scope to offer more opportunity to the next generation of young adults, and specifically to young women. going to drop it, give me the ball? animal welfare is the focus of the fourth patronage. the mayhew charity works to improve the lives of animals in britain and around the world. for all these groups, royal endorsement can mean both a higher profile and more cash. at smart works today, meghan had to choose outfits forjob interviews. she, of course, will be a working mother in a few months' time. these patronages will be a chance to use her position to make a difference and to show us what kind of royal she wants to be. richard lister, bbc news. with me is doctorjoanna newman, chief executive of the association of commonwealth universities — which the queen was royal patron of for 33 y

if a spouse has been touring germany switzerland and austria with a french theatre group for two months now they go from town to town spending from tears to eight hours in the company's told us each day. it's hard to top that some day i think is the thirty eighth time i've performed this in a row the first three weeks are fantastic i always think i'm not going to go home again i will spend the rest of my life on the road i love the acting i love the variety the fresh sheets every night but. i don't have to go shopping or do any cleaning it's grace i can really clear my mind. now we've been on the road for two months things aren't as fresh anymore but i don't want something new each day i don't want to sleep in a different bed each nice. voice training in the dressing room going to. the formants dance in three hours time. sometimes i don't have any work as their zero hour week that's very difficult of course you start worrying when the next paycheck will come and go right on to you and then of course there's the fact that i want to perform and you don't improve when you don't ask for a l

some see this as a battle between cinema and television, with netflix stealing away films from theatres or not, this is the future, a future in which screens big and small will have to learn to live together, and it's up to the audience whether they want to watch a movie at home or in the cinema. watch this space. elsewhere at cannes, the palme d'or went to japanese film—maker hirokazu koreeda for his new film shoplifters, which opened here in november, while spike lee's attention—grabbing black klansman took the grand prix. there's never been a black cop in this city. we think you might be the man to open things up around here. hello? this is ron stallworth calling. who am i speaking with? this is david duke. grand wizard of the ku klux klan. that david duke? god... last time i checked. what can i do for you? based on ron stallworth's autobiographical book, black klansman is a stranger—than—fiction tale starring john david washington as the african—american detective who infiltrates the ku klux klan with the help of hisjewish colleague, played by adam driver. i think it's lee's best wo

music theatre about in the last few years it is more and more difficult to find space for the program that we run. >> i'm the nonprofit manager for the mayor's office of economic workforce development one of the reasons why the mayor has invested in nonprofit displacement is because of the challenge and because nonprofits often commute technical assistance to understand the negotiate for a commercial lease. >> snooechlz is rob the executive director and co-founder of at the crossroads we want to reach the disconnected young people not streets of san francisco for young adults are kicked out of the services our building was sold no 2015 they let us know they'll not renew our lease the last year's the city with the nonprofit displacement litigation program held over 75 nonprofits financial sanction and technical assistance. >> fortunate the city hesitate set aside funds for businesses facing increased rent we believable to get some relief in the form of a grant that helped us to cover the increase in rent our rent had been around $40,000 a year now $87,000 taylor's dollars a year we got

of the theatre and the genre in particular well i love italian opera i love music in general it's soinspiring for me and so i do need emotions to be creative being creative you know in the stage and since your family is so connected to the theater do you also get inspiration from the costumes that you might even see in venice especially because they are known for their balls and the costumes well i'm fascinated like a child you know we go to the courts and i said oh not that much time to go but i love to watch it on you tube sometimes as well when in the some wonderful play and fascinated like a child by the amazing work we spoke about seems stern says and there are so much you know so much details behind a future costume and it's very interesting for me to look at now if you weren't a fashion designer and busy ten hour working days in if you were to slip into a role on the theater this stage where would it be well first of all they could never be a scene very so bad at me but i do love to dance take dance lessons that's one of my secrets and it helps me to feel balance with my body

the duchess of sussex has been named as the patron of the national theatre, and of three other charities

damage caused by a major fire in one thousand nine hundred six the gold plated decoration in the rico theatrehold true to the original. even the exquisite curtain is a perfect copy of the original it was recreated by the b.s. forty fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike. so as we heard in that last report your family made a fairly large donation gift to the city of venice tell us more about that relationship but as i told you before where i was loved so much it's such a beautiful city and at the same time it's so far gyal and i feel as any thailand that have to protect some no so going back to did a nation in one thousand and six my father passed away in fortune of he was amazing and young it was only fifty nine and that's the same year when they tear their life in each i was born belongs to the world everybody has been i mean everybody went to venice in that wonderful place so mother and i decided to donate the car to town because we believe that's a wonderful sign of life when the curtain goes up the shows starts you know the shows begins the m

theatre when there's no fire it is amazing to me how much the mainstream press jumped on this story in the last twenty four hours and it's also frankly quite amazing that the special council's team has come out the same with the stories is totally bogus. ok let's return to that breaking news we have for you from afghanistan incredible figures of casualties today one hundred twenty six security force members reportedly killed in an attack by the taliban the terror group struck a military training center in my town where doc province that's an area just south west of kabul on monday morning a vehicle with explosives rammed through the military checkpoint there before being detonated on the attack comes a day after a taliban assault in a near bring province killed eight security forces there. there's been mass protests in greece with changes afoot for neighboring macedonia it goes to a vote this week in athens and we've got the latest right after this. i've been saying the numbers means they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars fine tempti

first, the family is let into the theatre followed by the newman police department. shortly after, it was time for the community to make their way inside.kimberly lawson/resident"he was a great guy. he was always smiling." kimberly lawson was one of the hundreds of people to get in line.sharing stories of singh and the times he spent greeting her family.kimberly lawson/resident"if you were in your front yard he would literally stop and talk to you if he was driving by."lawson wasn't alone in the sentiments. audrey mcintyre/resident "really nice gentleman, really nice police officer."natsot/mos "he was a good man he will be missed and he's the kind of officer we want."singh was killed hours after spending time with his wife and child on christmas. police say singh pulled over 32 year old gustavo arriaga and was shot and killed on december 26th. police arrested arriaga, an undocumented immigrant, on friday.while the focus of the morning was on singh, his family and the newman police department, people in this small town are also asking for change from lawmakers in sacr

oakland today, outsid of the steph curry pop-up store, fans lined up for tickets to a party at fox theatre. wayne freedman has the follow-up. >> reporter: it says a lot about oakland's love for steph curry, that all these percent virulent fans waited up past their bed times to wait outside his store. >> we were going to come last night but thought that would be overkill. >> reporter: if oven the two-block line moved this fast. it's the happy ending aso a social media post. >> 2019 is going to be a year of celebrati celebration. >> reporter: stephen curry inviting fans to a party at the fox theatre celebrating ten years in oakland and also his new shoe, which is where everything got complicated. >> i was here yesterday and it was a whole bunch of confusion. >> reporter: curry's first message told fans they could get those free tickets at his pop-up store, one that fans found to be closed yesterday, creating confusion and disappointment. >> it doesn't bother me that it's a shoe promotion, but it does bother me that it wasn't explicitly a shoe promotion. >> reporter: today, after ironing out

another is the national theatre, an unsurprising choice for a woman who used to be an actress. used to bring people from different backgrounds together. it's one of two patronages passed onto her by the queen. the other is the association of commonwealth universities. meghan has already given some insight into her support for that organisation in a speech in fiji last year. and while progress has been made in many areas across the commonwealth, there is always scope to offer more opportunity to the next generation of young adults, and specifically to young women. going to drop it, give me the ball? animal welfare is the focus of the fourth patronage. the mayhew charity works to improve the lives of animals in britain and around the world. for all these groups, royal endorsement can mean both a higher profile and more cash. at smart works today, meghan had to choose outfits forjob interviews. she, of course, will be a working mother in a few months' time. these patronages will be a chance to use her position to make a difference and to show us what kind of royal she wants to be.

is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here.

hundreds of people lined the streets and packed a downtown theatre in newman ... to honor corporal ron-il singh. our grant lodes is here with more on how he is being remembered. grant (grant) the 33 year-old who immigrated from figi came to the states to be an officer. he loved his small community... several times turning down more lucrative offers to work at bigger central valley law enforcement agencies because he told people... he liked serving the 12-thousand or so folks in newman... just west of merced along highway 33. and today... those people he served... showed their appreciation... and expressed their profound grief. blue ribbons are all around... people holding american flags stook along the side of the road as ronil singh's flag draped casket was taken into the theatre in newman. the marquee there reading... "ronil singh forever remember" his family followed the casket into the viewing ceremony... then came officers... then the public... many of whom knew him personally. supporter: "he was a great guy if he was driving by and you were in your front yar

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today they're visiting the construction site at the theatre. these enormous pieces of plaster and stucco from the auditorium way up to three hundred kilograms in a few weeks they have to be put back up on the ceiling. apprentices start out learning simple tasks in a building next door many historical areas are being renovated old paints needs to be scraped off it's a tedious job attitude is important with cliff book i've always liked decorative plastering it has a good substance for bringing a space to life no matter what the quality is like. what it looks nice it kind of freakish things up if you stand in the space and think wow now you can look at the ceiling and if there's a really nice painting on it that's even better. you hunter says he's always liked beautiful old things before he became a plasterers apprentice he studied history and archaeology and worked at his university. now he's thirty and has opened up a completely new chapter in his life he's training for a life transition. sebastian haas has been taking on apprentices for twenty

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if a spouse has been touring germany switzerland and austria with a french theatre group for two months now they go from town to town spending from two to eight hours in the companies told us each day. it is hard to go up it's a day i think is the thirty eighth time i've performed this in a row the first three weeks are fantastic i always think i'm not going to go home again i will spend the rest of my life on the road i love the acting i love the variety of fresh sheets every night she's ok with that so. i don't have to go shopping or do any cleaning it's grace i can really clear my mind. now we've been on the road for two months things aren't as fresh anymore but i don't want something new each day so i don't want to sleep in a different bed each nice perk. voice training in the dressing room going to the formants dance in three hours time. sometimes i don't have any work of their zero hour a week that's very difficult of course you start worrying when the next paycheck will come and go or got on to you and then of course there's the fact that i want to perform and you don't improve w

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