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Irish Independent
13-05-2025
- Business
- Irish Independent
Eamon O'Connell: Corporate buyouts have exposed just how poorly some Irish vet practices are run, particularly large-animal ones
Our tradition of providing a 'pay us when you can' facility is great for the customer but financially perilous for the business Today at 21:30 Our youngest child gets story time most nights before being tucked into bed. Pyjamas on, tucked under the covers and with just the bedside lamp on, she listens intently to either her mother or myself reading her a book. A few nights ago, it was The Three Little Pigs. She's heard this story a hundred times at this stage, but on this night, I could see the cogs turning as she tilted her head sideways while I read. When the story ended, she was almost asleep, but had (as usual) one comment to make.
BBC News
13-02-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Sussex: Chichester Festival Theatre unveils 2025 programme
Top Hat, Lord of the Flies and a musical version of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry are among the offerings this year at a theatre in West Chichester Festival Theatre's 2025 season also consists of the venue's first ever production of Hamlet, while its new studio space, The Nest, will be unveiled in Addy, Natalie Dormer, and Beverley Knight are among the performers who will be involved this director Justin Audibert told BBC Radio Sussex that the summer musical Top Hat would be "wonderful" and that director Kathleen Marshall was "magic". "[She] can do that thing where you have 30 people doing a tap dancing number and filling up your soul with pure joy," he promises to be a big month, with The Three Little Pigs and a first stage adaptation of Matt Haig's contemporary classic, A Boy Called Christmas, among the productions slated for the festive season. Meanwhile, guest director Anoushka Shankar, the Grammy-nominated musician, has announced the line-up for Brighton Festival 2025 which will run from May year there will be seven world premieres - including Wembley, which was written in the aftermath of the 2024 will be 120 events and exhibitions during the festival period, 45 of which will be free.
