Kurt of Gerolstein
MY DIARY: Kurt Gänzl
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
A tiny painting ...
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. When my dear mother died, a number of years ago, a few days before her 90th birthday, I was on my way from New Zealand to Europe. 'Yo...
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Thursday, August 13, 2020
Hunting down Helen: or, how to divest a Cartesian of her disguise
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. Helen Kinnaird. Recognise that name? I did: Mrs Shimmering Black, the strong woman, in The Earl and the Girl (1903), with the remnants of...
Sunday, August 9, 2020
Billy: the far-famed Cartesian Clown
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Billy has been neglected. In the 117 years since his death, his celebrity has faded. And yet, he was an actor for more than thirty years, in...
Friday, August 7, 2020
Cartesians: Who WAS Janet Edmondson ...?
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Back a bit, before I became (temporarily!) a rabid exhumer of ancient D'Oyly Carte players, and was just a nice, ordinary musical histor...
Thursday, August 6, 2020
The David and Jonathan of the Savoy Theatre
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You notice how carefully that is worded. I am not saying that my couple indulged in ho-mo-sex-ual activities ... though I'll bet that th...
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Cartesians: B is for Broadway ..
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The British nineteenth-century performers who played roles in the works of Messrs Sullivan and Gilbert did so, per se, pretty well entirely ...
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