Bible bill aberhart biography of william shakespeare
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The Aberhart Summer
Conni Massing
Drama in two acts by Conni Massing, based on the novel of the same name by Bruce Allen Powe. It was first produced by Great West Theatre in Fort Macleod, Alberta, July, , directed by David Mann, designed by Robert Shannon, with musical direction by Trudi Ellis, stage management by Allan Bassil and featuring Kevin Kruchkywich, Scott Lancastle, Geoff Lacny, George Szilagyi, Tony Eyamie, Craig Wademan, Grahame Renyk, Rhonda NuGent, Kelly Hubka and Sharla Matkin. It was subsequently presented at Alberta Theatre Projects as part of playRites, , and at the Citadel Theatre in January, These productions were directed by Stephen Heatley, who was instrumental in the development of the play.
The Aberhart Summer, a memory play, takes place in Edmonton in the summer of , during an election campaign which would see William (Bible Bill) Aberhart swept into power as Premier of the province. The atmosphere is one of religious and political volatility. We fo
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Aftonbladet (Sweden)
Another one in First Names First! A chronological list of persons with their first names here. Your “task” is to pick one, follow the Wikipedia link and see what if anything the person in question could contribute your life with. Spend a couple of minutes of your life with this. Lives lived have all something worthwhile to tell us – let them!
This time it&#;s all about William. A name that has been widely used for centuries. There are in fact so many of them that here we present only högsta three persons with that name per decade.
William II* – Count of Hainaut, Holland and Zeeland ()
William Calthorpe* knight/High Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk – England ()
William Shakespeare* author/playwright – Stratford-upon-Avon, England ()
William Adams* 三浦按針 sailor/samurai – Gillingham, Kent, England ()
William Hutchinson* founder of Rhode Island – Alford, Lincolnshire, England ()
William Arnold* a founding settler in Rhode Island – Ilcherse
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BETTY LAMBERT:
"I was told that women don't go to university and women don't become writers. Only the rich could be writers." -- Betty Lambert
Betty Lambert was born in Calgary, Alberta on August 23, "My father died when I was twelve and I was no longer 'working class,' I was 'welfare class' and I was determined to get out of that class. Writing was a way out but soon it became more than that, it became a necessity." Lambert became a socialist in her teens. She said she used her anger to fuel her art. She moved to Vancouver in to attend UBC, worked as a copywriter at a local radio station and graduated to writing radio plays for CBC. She published Three Radio Plays (Burnaby: West Coast Review Publishing Society, ) containing GRASSHOPPER HILL, FALCONER'S ISLAND, THE BEST ROOM IN THE HOUSE.
Among her plays for children The Riddle Machine () was performed at Montreal's Expo in In her late 20s, Lambert became embroiled in feminist issues which