With its subtitle – six towns, one project, one joint theatre – this four-year programme funded by EU money grew out of an observation "that the tragedy of Europe is that it built itself starting with the common market.
It opened everybody's eyes and spawned some amazing artistic talent.' Though he has spent time outside the city, touring in recent years with the Out of Joint theatre company and the RSC, 29-year-old Harvey says he's 'here to stay'.
Max Stafford-Clark is founder and director of the Out-of-Joint theatre company.
When Out of Joint, the theatre company I run, has provided those things, our audience figures have exceeded expectations.
At the time of Davis's death, they had shared more than thirty joint credits in theatre, television, and film, and had co-hosted a radio program for four years in the seventies.
Breda writes that she is living in a great joint, a place with theatre people, and that she has bought herself a kimono.
If you fancy a career behind the mixing desk rather than a microphone, you could opt to study a music technology degree, which can sometimes be taken as a joint degree, perhaps with theatre studies or a language.
She also knew that she wanted the input of Nancy Meckler – formerly joint director of the theatre group Shared Experience – with whom she had previously, and very successfully, collaborated on a dance adaptation of A Streetcar Named Desire.
It's not often that this modest two-hander offers much to look at, yet Elizabeth Newman's joint production with Derby theatre has an imposing visual impact – the scuffed parquet, mullioned windows and cracked leather of Ciaran Bagnall's set enables you to view academia the way Rita sees it, as a kind of seductively erudite alternative universe.
Neighbouring Iraq is the most likely theatre for joint, or at least coordinated action – as happened in Afghanistan briefly after the 2001 US attack on al-Qaida and the Taliban – and before George Bush hastily incorporated Iran into his "axis of evil".
Another was a split that developed between the joint directors of the theatre, Camille du Locle and Adolphe de Leuven, over the advisability of staging the work.
