A second New Lindsey revue moved to the Criterion.
The show was a smash hit in the Theatre Upstairs, transferred to the Criterion in the West End (Hugh Bonneville succeeding Sessions) and then the Playhouse.
*** In Rockhampton that night we go to the Criterion, an old pub with exposed wood and XXXX beer signs hanging on the wall.
The production, directed by Peter Hall, moved on to the Criterion amid a continuing debate about what the play meant: the actors were no wiser themselves, though Bateson came to love the piece.
Songs that pass the Bechdel test are rare, if you subscribe to the criterion that the other woman in the conversation cannot be related to the singer, thus eliminating tributes to mothers, sisters and daughters (such as Beyoncé's Blue).
An odd, and you instantly assume, untrue tale pops up in this morning's Goss column in the Star, the page that remains the modern day heir to the Criterion or Tribune.
When in 1955 the play transferred to the Criterion (a public theatre governed by the licensing authorities), the lord chamberlain - censor of the day - busily exercised his blue pencil.
The show is, they hope, following a similar trajectory to the spoof theatrical version of The 39 Steps, which transferred from Kilburn's Tricycle theatre to the Criterion in the West End in 2006 and has stayed there.
"Can we finally look at 'Last Temptation of Christ?' " the film critic David Ehrenstein wonders in his liner notes to the Criterion reissue, before revisiting some of the attempts to prevent us from doing just that.
Moderately sophisticated people no longer judge art according to the criterion of beauty, and it's hard to shock them, short of spattering dung on a picture of the Virgin Mary.
The axiomatic system PM can be shown to be both sound and complete relative to the criterion of validity already given (see above Validity in PC).
