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Eleanor Rhode
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Eleanor Rhode
@elrhode
Theatre Director. Out now: Mrs Wickham by Sarah Page @audible Next: A Midsummer Night’s Dream @RSC Rep’d by Mildred Yuan & Florence Hyde @UnitedAgents
London Sumali Mayıs 2009
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I’ve been lucky enough to work on two projects now with #JohnnyFlynn and @elrhode and something *magic* happens when they collaborate. This film could be something really special but they need YOUR help…! #CODES #FilmFunding #ShortFilm #Kickstarter
kickstarter.com/projects/elrho…
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@TimeOutLondon Hi @TimeOutLondon, very exciting that the Bridge is bringing back Dream, but the photo you use in the article is from a different production - the RSC Dream which transferred to @BarbicanCentre a few months ago… cheers.
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Who doesn’t love early ticket access? Especially when it’s for two theatre productions making their epic return to the West End... timeout.com/london/news/lo…
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Oh my goodness, this is grim. Bristol Old Vic Theatre School ends undergraduate training over cost issues thestage.co.uk/news/bristol-o…
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If only his colleagues had all been young working class women, ideally with little job security, none of this would have happened.
Sky News@SkyNews
BREAKING: Gregg Wallace says accusations against him come from 'middle-class women of a certain age' news.sky.com/story/gregg-wa…
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Factcheck: Maternity pay has existed since 1911 & is essential for women to make informed, supported reproductive choices. It is also currently at a level where 71% of women worry 'a lot' about money during maternity leave and 35% of new mothers skip meals to afford to live.
Jessica Elgot@jessicaelgot
NEW - Kemi Badenoch tells Times Radio that maternity pay has "gone too far." “We need to have more personal responsibility. There was a time when there wasn’t any maternity pay and people were having more babies.”
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A reminder. This is what brave looks like. Mme Pélicot leaving the Avignon courthouse yesterday. x.com/flaminhaystack…
Antonia@flaminhaystacks
This actually brought a tear to my eye. The applause for Giselle Pelicot outside the courtroom She is incredible
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I was a council scheme boy but I became upper class when I started shoplifting at Harrods. It just takes enterprise
Farrukh@implausibleblog
"I grew up in a middle class family.. But I became working class when I was working in McDonalds" - Conservative party leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch
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@SarahGPage Would never cut your performance. In fact, seriously considering building a whole spinoff series around the backstory of Stripper number 4. She’s a classy bird.
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Here I am, performing the cameo role “Screaming Stripper No.4” in my new Audible Original
BILLIONAIRE FOR SALE is coming to your ears soon. Directed by @elrhode. The cast are all legends - although, arguably none reached the pinnacle of skill I soared to
*I’ve already been cut
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In France ChatGPT is pronounced the same as 'Chat, j'ai pété' which means 'Cat, I have farted'. Which seems to sum the whole thing up pretty neatly.
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The extreme Right are very loud rather than very popular. But as long as the media mistake loudness for popularity, the extreme Right will keep getting more airtime than their rivals. That’s not to underestimate the very real frustrations with politics that many of their supporters feel, but it does give us the first very real sign that the march of the Far Right is not as relentless and unstoppable as they would browbeat us into believing. It’ll be hard work and demand full attention, but they CAN be stopped. And that gives me hope.
Anne Applebaum@anneapplebaum
So, in the end, both France and Britain voted against the far-right. Doesn't mean the threat is gone, but pay attention to the center, center left, green and center right voters who are still the majority in Europe, everywhere except Hungary.
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Really ugly scenes during @jessphillips‘ acceptance speech. Absolutely appalling; men shouting down a woman when she’s legitimately won an election is disgraceful and a bad look for our democracy.
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Let this sink in:
1/3 of performing arts freelancers reported average hour earnings below National Living Wage.
1/5 of performing arts freelancers work over 50 or more hours a week.
If this was a salaried job it WOULD BE ILLEGAL.
Via @FreelancersMake
freelancersmaketheatrework.com/bigfreelancers…
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Nothing to see here, folks, just a whole bunch of people who trained in those 'worthless' arts subjects adding £250m to the national economy.
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Variety@Variety
'Bridgerton' Has Added Over £250 Million to the U.K. Economy, Netflix Says variety.com/2024/tv/global…
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For example, I never spent four billion pounds on unusable PPE.
Rishi Sunak@RishiSunak
You will always be better at spending your own money than the government is.
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Next stop: The Barbican.
Come see our lovely company in #amidsummernightsdream this winter in London.
@TheRSC #Shakespeare #Dream
WhatsOnStage@WhatsOnStage
RSC announces 2024 London winter season whatsonstage.com/news/rsc-annou…
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