Sentence examples for vic from inspiring English sources

Oscar and Olivier award-winning in the same year (1999) for Sam Mendes's film American Beauty and The Iceman Cometh at London's Old Vic, Spacey has conquered both mediums.

That should have been After Dido, a collaboration with English National Opera and the Young Vic, staged at the Young Vic.

Personally, I fancy Margaret Tyzack in anything, and Peter O'Toole has a longstanding connection with the Old Vic: it was his Hamlet in the 1950s that got Richard Eyre interested in the theatre.

At the Young Vic this summer, BFT will be performing a new piece, Red Forest, featuring real-life stories from people living in war zones, in dictatorships and in unjust and unequal societies across the globe.

David Lan, the artistic director of the Young Vic, says: "If you resist the state, you get very badly beaten up.

Someone's gone into labour in the Queen Vic.

Emulating their southern neighbours, whose massed, rhythmic chants of "Yush-chen-ko" helped Viktor Yushchenko to Ukraine's presidency last winter, the Minsk protesters yelled "Mil-in-ke-vic" and "Freedom".

This she resolved to change, and Giselle was her means to do it.The role was a central feature of the seasons she helped arrange in the 1930s and 1940s at the Ballet Rambert and the Vic-Wells Ballet (later the Royal Ballet), both ensembles newly formed to cater for the masses.

Its chief inspector, Vic Coleman, admitted to the inquiry that his officials were so overworked that they had not been able to carry out their job properly.

Indeed, the recent spike in wind activity may be due, in part, to efforts by companies to take advantage of the current tax credit, which expires at the end of 2008, notes Vic Abate, head of renewables at GE Energy.

And how conscious have you been of the presence of your great predecessors in the building while you've been working on the Old Vic stage yourself?