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This is a collection of scans of the original pages of the Vogue Mexico interview with Angelique Rockas, July 1992 issue. The scans cover the Cover, the index...
THis is one of the photos taken of Angelique Rockas by the well known London photographer John Stoddart that was picked by the Vogue Mexico editors for the 4 page feature
This is an extract of the perfomance of Medea by Angelique Rockas playing Medea at Theatro Technis London, in January 1982 using the Phillip Vellacot...
This is a poster shot of Angelique when she was first starting her career
Angelique Rockas first press interview in the UK was with Parakiaki Haravgi , London`s Greek Cypriot newspaper, 21August 1980
`A Timeless Maxim` by Michael Darval of What`s On Here we see a photo of Angelique Rockas rehearsing the part of Tatiana .
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In design pre-production talks for `Miss Julie` , Angelique Rockas made one demand on the designer David Burrows , lecturer of design at the renowned Wimbledon School of Art and Design , and who had responded to an ad put in by Angelique in `The Stage` - that he set the play outside in the yard. David Burrows achieved this beautifully in his plain and simple set. The very effective lighting for this production was designed by David Lawrence , who also responded to the Stage ad. David Lawrence was to go on and design the ligting for Maxim Gorky`s `Enemies`
This week we are posting images from India in different categories. Hope you will like these posts. As always, if we’ve missed something you think should have been included, please let us know in the
Most of the pictures here come from the triple volume Wonderful London, with many of them by photographer Donald McLeish. Published in the 1920s and long out of print, this huge work is an astonishing feat and a valuable addition to the history of the capital. The Thames & Tower Bridge Sheep in the Strand Cricket on Parliament Hill Fields Young boy with policewomen Football in the east end Serpentine, Hyde Park Hyde Park Portable bells and pram Site of Millenium Bridge & Tate Modern Hyde Park Hampstead Heath donkey rides Lincoln's Inn Fields Whitestone Pond, Hampstead Heath Trafalgar Square Charlie Chaplin tribute act! Children at play Street toy sellers, Holborn Hampstead ponds Fog in Charing Cross Lunch break by the Tower Of London Water cart, Poplar London in the 1920's Sheep by the Serpentine Whip Woman Ice-cream seller Islington window cleaner All night coffee stall, Hyde Park Corner Breton onion seller Billingsgate & Monument Chimney sweep Shepherd Pavement artist, Victoria Embankment The cats-meat man Caledonian Market Caledonian Market Farringdon, in the precincts of old Alsatia Westminster Bridge Telephone engineer, Mayfair pea shellers ladies rifle club, rooftop, Strand House Street brass band Street musicians Street escapologist Borough of Stepney Street hawkers, King's Cross Street gramophone player Street organ grinder Street entertainers Golf on Adelaide House Street knife grinder Selling programmes and favours outside Chelsea Football Club The fortune telling parrakeet Street hawker Street flower seller, Victoria Street shoeblack
History tells a sad tale for many cultures around the world. This is due to war, devastation, famine and general ignorance by other cultures. Japan was ...
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