As an apprentice there from 1977 to 1982, Ms. Lion swept the dressing rooms, ironed costumes, delivered news releases on a bicycle, organized opening-night parties and watched Ms. Austin support artists in often experimental work.
Carmel Jane, director of Carmel Jane Photography Ltd, explains why Lydia Humphries should win the Rising Star category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: Lydia came to work at Carmel Jane Photography three years ago as an apprentice, straight from school.
His son, Lou Jr., 30, now an award-winning tattoo artist, signed on as an apprentice after graduating from Port Jefferson High School, using his father's arm to practice.
The French stage director Ariane Mnouchkine depicts Molière (1622-73) as a bourgeois child fascinated with Twelfth Night carollers and Italian street farceurs, as a renegade law student in thrall to the pagan pleasures of the outlawed Mardi Gras, and as an apprentice learning stagecraft from a troupe that crisscrosses impoverished provincial France.
The midfielder has made 67 Bluebirds appearances since joining them as an apprentice in 2010 from Farnborough Town.
The time spent as an apprentice can vary from person to person and is mainly dependent on two factors.
Mr. Mitchell invited her to join his troupe as an apprentice, and after graduating from high school she made her way to Harlem.
He entered architecture as an apprentice draftsman after graduating from high school, moving to Chicago, where he apprenticed himself to Frank Lloyd Wright, who both in terms of ego and talent was fully equivalent to MIT, Harvard and Yale.
When Sousa was 13, his father, a trombonist in the Marine Band, enlisted him in the United States Marine Corps as an apprentice to keep him from joining a circus band.
