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helpmeHi, I have been creating pages based around the Catalan soap opera El Cor de la Ciutat. I have been asked to cite reliable sources etc, but to be honest - the information I have been writing is just stuff I already know. I have looked on the website of the soap opera but none of the information I have knowledge on is on it really. I have been using a Catalan Wikipedia article as my basis of information and adding other bits which I know for myself. Can I quote the original Catalan Wikipedia article as a source? Perhaps anyone else with knowledge on the subject (although it is a little specialist) could help me in finding reliable sources?


 * Not really. Wikipedia isn't the most reliable source, which we're among the first to admit, and we're not a third-party source either - something separate from both the subject and the Wikimedia Foundation. The Catalan article should have sources of its own, which you can cite here. An effort should be made to find some English sources as well, though. Usually searching for key terms on a major search engine like Google or Yahoo can pull up some good sources for information. If not, you can post a message on the talk page or find a relevant WikiProject to assist you. Hers fold  (t/a/c) 23:24, 21 November 2007 (UTC)

El Cor de la Ciutat
Hey there, I came across your new Template:WikiProject El Cor de la Ciutat because I monitor a bot which looks for new WikiProject banners not yet compliant with Template:WikiProjectBannerShell (WPBS is a function which allows WP banners to be collapsed to save space if there are several on a particular Talk page). Anyway, I made the template compliant and fixed the format error keeping the text outside the box.

By the way, to add the banner to a talk page, you should not paste all the code there, just paste WikiProject El Cor de la Ciutat into the page. It will appear the same, and then all pages are tied to the same template; when you make changes to the template, all pages will be updated.

By coincidence, I am also an active member of WP:SOAPS and perform a lot of our maintenance tasks. When I noticed that El Cor de la Ciutat was a soap, I added all of your El Cor de la Ciutat-related articles and categories to the Project and performed some other basic cleanup and sorting.

I noticed your question about sources above; a lot of soap articles have come under fire on this issue because many articles are undeveloped and of course there isn't a whole lot of coverage in mainstream media. Web searches may help, but is the series covered in any soap or TV magazines like US and British shows are? Anyway, some of your articles may technically be "in violation" but will probably not be nominated for deletion in their current state. If any of them is, let me or the Project know and we will work to save them.

Please let me know if I can help you out in any way in the creation and expansion of your articles. &mdash; TAnthonyTalk 04:55, 26 November 2007 (UTC)


 * Also, you may want to use Infobox soap character instead of your new Template:El Cor de la Ciutat character; our template has many built-in fields and functions specially-designed for soaps (like a collapsible Relationships section), but you can still customize the colors. See Tina Clayton Lord for an example of it in use, and of course let me know if you have any questions about it. &mdash; TAnthonyTalk 05:03, 26 November 2007 (UTC)

Speedy deletion of East Magazine
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Wikiproject tags
Hello there! I've noticed that you've recently been adding the WikiProject Theatre template to many article talk pages. That's great! I would like to let you know of a special little feature that these tags have. When you put them on a page like Talk:Broadway theatre where there are multiple project tags, you should use the code: This makes the template smaller and reduces clutter on the page like this: Before:

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If you have any other questions or need any help, feel free to respond here or on my talk page. Happy Editing! -- omtay 38  01:03, 21 January 2008 (UTC)

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Thanks. --MZMcBride (talk) 05:56, 27 January 2008 (UTC)

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Major update
Re: major update to WP:THEATRE - you may want to go back over some of those changes, which messed up a couple things - for example the equivalent WikiProjects in the other language Wikipedia Projects are no longer displayed on the left hand side under the toolbox in the new version. Cirt (talk) 11:21, 15 March 2008 (UTC)
 * Also, in your major update to WikiProject Theatre/Assessment, I'm curious - why did you remove the Request for Assessment that had been added by ?  Cirt (talk) 11:26, 15 March 2008 (UTC)
 * A clarification though, I don't want to come off in a negative way to you, I really do appreciate the work you are putting in to WP:THEATRE, just that these above things are a tad confusing. Cirt (talk) 11:28, 15 March 2008 (UTC)

Your opinion Please
I would like your opinion at to the debate going on here [] at the WikiProject Theatre.Smatprt (talk) 01:58, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

Theatre Projects
I am touched by your interest in my various updates. Like you I have been busy upgrading wiki pages with fuller and more accurate theatre information.

The trigger for me is usually a show or artist I am reviewing or interviewing (for The Stage and other journals). Thus I am about to review Richard Bean's new play The English Game at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, and found the existing page for him lacking playlists and review and interview links. Most of the material came from my copies of Theatre Record and its Indexes (first published by Ian Herbert from 1981 after the demise of Who's Who in the Theatre, and continues under the editorship of Ian Shuttleworth - both unsung heroes of theatre research).

At present my list of Performing Arts upgrades, major makeovers and new pages include the following, although I have probably missed out quite a few:

ACTORS Roger Allam, Frances Barber, Geoffrey Beevers, Jill Bennett, Ingrid Bergman, Kenneth Branagh, Judy Campbell, Anna Carteret, Charlotte Coleman, Tony Church, Charles Dance, Judi Dench, Patrick Doyle, Douglas Fairbanks Jr (Elstree), Lynn Farleigh (wife of John Woodvine), Emma Fielding, Michael Gambon, Aidan Gillen, Joan Hickson, Douglas Hodge (actor and director), Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, David Jacobs CBE (begetter of the Kingston Rose Theatre), Howard Keel (nee Harold Keel), Henry Kendall, Geraldine McEwan, Alec McCowen, Peter McDonald, Elizabeth McGovern (Chiswick based American actress), Helen Mirren, Hattie Morahan, Robert Morley, Bill Nighy, Monty Norman (Songbook), Eileen O’Casey (wife of Sean, lover of Harold Macmillan), Laurence Olivier, Nathaniel Parker, Alan Price (singer), Blake Ritson (Hattie Morahan’s fiancé), Anton Rodgers, Amanda Root, Katharine Schlesinger, Jenny Seagrove, Martin Shaw, Jack Shepherd (actor, director and playwright), John Simm, Auriol Smith (Orange Tree), Imelda Staunton, Patrick Stewart, Nora Swinburne, David Warner, Stephen Wight, John Woodvine

THEATRE ARCHITECTS and Artists Kodak Theatre (architects and designers), Tom Piper (designer), Michael Reardon (RSC architect), David Rockwood (American architect), Elisabeth Scott (Stratford Theatre architect)

CHARACTERS Joy Davidman (wife of C S Lewis), Harold Macmillan (real-life character in Never So Good)

COMPANIES Kneehigh Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company. Salzburg Festival (Max Reinhardt)

DIRECTORS and Producers Lindsay Anderson, John Barton, Michael Blakemore, Michael Boyd, Kenneth Branagh, Peter Daubeny (World Theatre), Frank Dunlop (Young Vic, etc), Peter Gill (NT Studio, Riverside Studios, etc), Rupert Goold, David Jones, Anthony Minghella, Christopher Morahan, Trevor Nunn (Macbeth, Much Ado and Comedy of Errors), Max Reinhardt, Karel Reisz, Kay Saxon, Auriol Smith, Sam Walters

PLAYS and Shows Absurd Person Singular, Blackbird, The Blue Room, The Breadwinner (Maugham), Cabaret (cast albums), Chains of Dew (Orange Tree), The Constant Wife, Cranford, Dealer’s Choice, Don Juan in Soho, Maxim Gorky’s Enemies, Glengarry Glen Ross, God of Carnage, Gone With the Wind, Hadrian VII, La Cage aux Folles, Langrishe Go Down, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney, Les Miserables, Next Door’s Baby (Orange Tree), Moonlight and Magnolias, Trevor Nunn’s Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, Nicholas Nickleby (book, play, film and tv), Oklahoma!, Professor Bernhardi, Ronald Harwood’s Quartet, La Ronde/Reigen, See How They Run, Shadowlands, Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale, Monty Norman’s Songbook and his 1982 SWET Award, Sunday in the Park With George, Undiscovered Country, The Winter Guest, The Years Between

THEATRES and Companies Abbey Theatre, Aldwych: World Theatre Season, Arts Theatre, Corn Exchange, Drama Centre, Gate Theatre Studio, Kodak Theatre, Menier Chocolate Factory, Northcott Theatre, Exeter, Nottingham Playhouse, The Other Place, Orange Tree Theatre (history, structure and repertory}, Oxford Playhouse, Q Theatre, Renaissance Shakespeare On the Road, Renaissance Theatre Company, Rose Theatre, Kingston, Royal Shakespeare Company RSC Theatres, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe, Swan Theatre, Trafalgar Studios, Unicorn Theatre

WRITERS Rodney Ackland, Alan Ayckbourn, Harley Granville Barker, Beverley Baxter (as a critic), Richard Bean, Alan Bennett, Fanny Burney, Michael Coveney, Noël Coward, Martin Crimp, Daphne Du Maurier, Michael Frayn, Christopher Fry, John Galsworthy, Susan Glaspell, Simon Gray, Douglas Gresham, Christopher Hampton, David Harrower, Ronald Harwood, Michael Hastings, Amy Jenkins playwright (Daphne), Walter Kerr, Philip King, Joanna Laurens, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Sharman Macdonald, Norman Mailer (The Deer Park), Arthur Miller, Sheridan Morley, John Mortimer, Peter Nichols, Stephen Poliakoff, Nina Raine, Yasmina Reza, James Saunders, Arthur Schnitzler, Milton Shulman, Charles Spencer (‘theatrical Viagra’), Polly Stenham (That Face), Sewell Stokes, Tom Stoppard, David Storey, Robert Tanitch (archivist), Ben Travers Simon Trowbridge links (RSC Dictionary, archivist), John Van Druten, Laura Wade

MISCELLANEOUS Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards, Critics’ Circle Awards 2007, Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland CATS, Evening Standard British Film Awards and many links, Evening Standard Theatre Awards, Is That All There Is? (film, song and many links), London Film Critics Circle, Lord Chamberlain, Theatre Record.

I receive constant help and co-operation from MarnetteD and Dnfenner (David Fenner), the three of us virtually constituting another theatre project!

I am happy to help with your project although not wishing to get involved in controversy!

My particular advantages are complete runs of Theatre Who's Who from 1933-1981, Theatre Record, Theatre World Annual, a back catalogue of many thousands of theatre programmes, a performing arts library, as well as years of theatregoing and reviewing. But as you know, it takes forever collating reiable information from all these sources, so I tend to do it piecemeal, when not earning my living as a writer.

Perhaps we can discuss this further some time.

Best wishes and thanks for your thought. John Thaxter (talk) 00:02, 11 May 2008 (UTC)

PS I have made my first contribution to your project: a stub of Harold Pinter's Proust Screenplay, staged as Remembrance of Things Past at the National in 2000 John Thaxter (talk) 14:44, 11 May 2008 (UTC)

In Good King Charles's Golden Days
I have just created a new page for Bernard Shaw's In Good King Charles's Golden Days (note the apostrophe) but am balked by the fact that someone has borrowed or stolen my 1939 Constable edition with the beautiful Feliks Topolski line drawings! The Constable bumper bundle of Shaw's plays was published a year before this so I do not have a copy on my shelves,

Can you round it all off?

Best wishes, John Thaxter (talk) 15:31, 12 May 2008 (UTC)


 * Thanks for the contributions. I had foolishly forgotten that I have the complete playbill reproduced in the 10th edition of Theatre Who's Who and have now incorporated it in the Original production section. The only change of character names are that Charles II is known throughout as 'Mr Rowley' and Shaw elects to use Barbara Villiers' maiden name - but I have preserved the links.


 * Would it be fair to say that this is now no longer a stub? John Thaxter (talk) 08:36, 13 May 2008 (UTC)

Shaw thing
As a modest further contribution to WPT I have rearranged the adaptations and revivals of Arms and the Man and inserted the September 1944 Old Vic at the New revival, starring Olivier, Joyce Redman and Richardson, which (believe it or not) I actually saw in the flesh.

The quote is by my good friend Robert Tanitch whose London Theatre in the 20th Century is a masterpiece of compilation if rather expensive (which, to Robert's annoyance, I managed to buy half-price from my local bookseller). John Thaxter (talk) 14:19, 13 May 2008 (UTC)

Oldsters
Although I created their pages long before our first exchange of messages, you may like to look at the articles on Nora Swinburne and Henry Kendall (actor), which are almost complete.

Also Q Theatre, which I shared at the start with Denis Fenner, and which could probably do with further expansion; although the thought of transcribing all those lists of Q Theatre productions in the appendix to Kenneth Barrow's history of the Q Theatre is a daunting one! John Thaxter (talk) 17:56, 18 May 2008 (UTC)

Bill Dudley
I found a useful British Theatre Guide interview with Bill Dudley and was surprised to find there was no page to link it from. So you will see that I have now created a new page - requiring considerable expansion, but a useful start. If anyone else in the project wants to get involved I would be more than relieved to get some help. My own affection for Dudley's work began with his video designs for Coast of Utopia at the National, and the astonishing spectral figure in the shower scene for Hitchcock's Blonde. Best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 10:27, 20 May 2008 (UTC)

Thea Sharrock
I have done a good deal of tidying up on the Thea Sharrock page, including regularising, detailing and correcting her list of theatre credits plus adding links to a couple of excellent interviews. If somone in the Theatre Project knows more about her private and early life, it would be useful to add more details - eg her parentage. Best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 10:05, 21 May 2008 (UTC)

British Theatre Guide
There is now a wiki page for British Theatre Guide. I've been using the BTG website for links to reviews because it is stable, unlike The Stage website - I am often unable to find my old reviews on The Stage website because the indexing is so poor and clogged by references to Mark Shenton's daily blogs.

BTG is listed by Intute as suitable for university research and higher education users. John Thaxter (talk) 15:53, 24 May 2008 (UTC)

Martin Crimp and Howard Brenton
As further contributions to the project I have greatly expanded the Howard Brenton and Martin Crimp pages, not entirely unconnected from my reviewing the playtext of Never So Good and the Tabard Theatre, Chiswick, revival of Crimp's The Country, both for The Stage (plus a brief Stage feature on the Tabard makeover). Hope this helps - tell me if you do not want to know! John Thaxter (talk) 16:36, 28 May 2008 (UTC)

Your pix to Wikipedia Commons?
I'm gradually translating the Eastbourne article and putting it onto de/Wiki. Most of your pix are to be found only on en/Wiki. I did take the liberty of getting the one of Motcombe Gardens uploaded to Wikipedia Commons so that it could be used on the German site. May I do the same (could you do the same) for the others, plse? Mikeo1938 (talk) 13:34, 21 June 2008 (UTC)

Billy Roche and Alan Ayckbourn
I have been collaborating with Chris Neville-Smith on a new page for Alan Ayckbourn's Private Fears in Public Places, also considerably upgrading the Billy Roche article, including adding brief extracts of my own reviews of the Wexford Trilogy since I could find no others giving a sufficiently brief description with the tone of Roche's Irish text. Best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 18:47, 21 June 2008 (UTC)


 * I seem to have been corraled by Chris Neville-Smith into his sub-Theatre Project to provide articles on all the major Ayckbourn plays, as well as uprating the Ayckbourn article. For your information we have just completed a new page for Ayckbourn's Drowning on Dry Land (which I never actually saw) and to which I have added the Wiki Project Theatre tag. Hope that's okay with you. Best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 09:17, 25 June 2008 (UTC)


 * On the subject of Alan Ayckbourn, I've added Wikiproject Theatre tags to all of the Ayckbourn plays linked from the Alan Ayckbourn page that don't already have it. Most of these I otherwise haven't touched, and I'm in no hurry to look at them, so don't feel obliged to get through them in the next 10 seconds if you've got better things to do.


 * Cheers, Chris Neville-Smith (talk) 17:11, 26 June 2008 (UTC)

A Month in the Country (play)
I have just written and posted a major new article under this heading, and tagged it as part of your Wiki Theatre Project. Hope that's okay. Regards, John Thaxter (talk) 11:09, 30 June 2008 (UTC)
 * The Turgenev took me to Dorothy Tutin and I have just started on a major upgrade of her page (from Theatre Who's Who so far). John Thaxter (talk) 10:27, 2 July 2008 (UTC)
 * I have now done a major theatre upgrade of the Michael Redgrave article, and perhaps the tag evaluations need reviewing! Best John Thaxter (talk) 11:16, 4 July 2008 (UTC)
 * Which then took me to actress Margaret Rawlings, who now has a major page to herself. John Thaxter (talk) 22:59, 6 July 2008 (UTC)

Recent death template
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Alan Howard
In collaboration with MarnetteD I have been co-creating a page for the actor Alan Howard, although his own website, compiled and maintained by his wife Sally Beauman, is more than adequate - so I have made a couple links to it. But I may return with more material drawn from his own CV in Theatre Who's Who 1981 (the 17th and what was to be the final edition of this invaluable work). Best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 09:51, 20 July 2008 (UTC)
 * The page is now as complete as I can make it. Best wishes, John Thaxter (talk) 20:59, 22 July 2008 (UTC)

Angus, etc...
With regards to this edit, have you seen the film? I have, and during the opening credits it says "based on the novels...", and if you read the two plot summaries on the Wikipedia entries for those two books, and have seen the film, then you would recognise the two plots used for the film (the Robbie plot from novel 1, New Zealand and Dave the Laugh plots from book 2). Even the imdb entry lists the two source novels. Darrenhusted (talk) 10:41, 1 August 2008 (UTC)

Donmar West End
As part of the Project I have considerably updated and edited the Donmar Warehouse page and the linked Michael Grandage page. Hope it's okay for you. Do try and see Ivanov at the Wyndham's (if you can get a ticket). My Stage rave review is at. John Thaxter (talk) 09:42, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

Royal Shakespeare Company
I have now claimed the Royal Shakespeare Company page as natural Wiki Theatre Project territory, having seen that Edith The Hutt (aka James R Bowe) was planning to reduce the RSC theatre listing to the ones currently in use, i.e. The Courtyard, etc.

I hope we can respect the Stratford history as I have contrived to do while building up the RSC page from modest beginnings to the present major article. However, I do agree that the 'notable actors' listing (not mine) needed pruning. Once the RSC Dictionary has been updated by Simon Trowbridge and put back on-line we do not really need a duplicate list of eminent Stratfordians I would be glad if you would also keep a monitorial eye on this page. My best wishes John Thaxter (talk) 15:16, 20 September 2008 (UTC)

MfD nomination of WikiProject El Cor de la Ciutat
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