Actor Who Lunged At Audience Member May Face Charges

“Theatregoers said that they were shocked at what they described as an unprovoked attack at the end of Monday night’s performance at the Duke of York’s Theatre,” when actor Ian Hart “ran from the stage to scream threats at” Gerard Earley. In the play’s second half, Hart had “pointed at Mr Earley and told him to ‘shut up,'” though audience members said he’d been mum.

North Shore’s Next Chapter: Similar Fare, Tighter Budget

The likely new owner of the North Shore Music Theatre, which sank under the weight of its debts this year, “has made a habit of buying closed or distressed properties and quickly reviving them.” William Hanney said the theatre’s “programming would remain largely the same” but “didn’t give positive reviews to the organization’s business structure.”

Golden Gate Bridge As Sanctioned Climbing Site?

Taking a cue from “the Bridge Climb at the Sydney Harbour Bridge, where visitors pay about $200 for a guided trek along catwalks, up and down ladders and along the outer arch of the coat-hanger-shaped bridge,” Golden Gate Bridge officials see a possible source of revenue in an interactive visitor experience. They draw the line, however, at bungee jumping.

Russians Get Something New And Rare: A Non-Ideological Survey Of Their History

“A new two-volume history of Russia’s turbulent 20th century is being hailed inside and outside the country as a landmark contribution to the swirling debate over Russia’s past and national identity. … [The] books try to rise above ideologically charged clashes over Russia’s historical memory [and] are critical both of czarist and Communist Russia.”