Armesto

There is no Hollywood-style crawl to explain the year or characters; instead, after a short preamble by Jacobi, disputing not only the existence of Shakespeare but his ability to have written the works, the story throws us into the deep end, with a cornered Ben Jonson Sebastian Armesto arrested by guards in the Globe Theatre.

Anonymous – review 2011

Sandy McDade is blanched and striking as the sold sister and Sebastian Armesto gently slimy as the villain.

A Woman Killed with Kindness; Loyalty; Ghost – review 2011

Heywood's Anne Frankford cuckolds her husband John (a steady performance by Paul Ready) with his charming but poor protégé, Wendoll (played drolly and, at one point, entirely unclothed—this is a feminist version, after all—by Sebastian Armesto).

Director Katie Mitchell's Feminine Mystique Paul Levy 2011

In Near a Thousand Tables, a cultural history of food, author Felipe Fernandez-Armesto calls the cultivation of barley and other grains "among the most spectacular achievements of humankind."

Ellen Kanner: Meatless Monday: Some Kind of Miracle Ellen Kanner 2010

In Near a Thousand Tables, a cultural history of food, author Felipe Fernandez-Armesto calls the cultivation of barley and other grains "among the most spectacular achievements of humankind."

Ellen Kanner: Meatless Monday: Some Kind of Miracle Ellen Kanner 2010

In Near a Thousand Tables, a cultural history of food, author Felipe Fernandez-Armesto calls the cultivation of barley and other grains "among the most spectacular achievements of humankind."

Ellen Kanner: Meatless Monday: Some Kind of Miracle Ellen Kanner 2010

In Near a Thousand Tables, a cultural history of food, author Felipe Fernandez-Armesto calls the cultivation of barley and other grains "among the most spectacular achievements of humankind."

Ellen Kanner: Meatless Monday: Some Kind of Miracle Ellen Kanner 2010

Fernandez-Armesto then goes on to claim that the invasion of Manchuria “was a preemptive strike, before China became too strong and outclassed all rivals.”

Another Disappointment 2008

Fernandez-Armesto then goes on to claim that the invasion of Manchuria “was a preemptive strike, before China became too strong and outclassed all rivals.”

井の中の蛙 » Another Disappointment » Print 2008

His enthusiasm was boundless and clearly shared by Mr Felipe "plummy" Fernández-Armesto who ended the programme comparing the constitution with a frog – warts and all.

A Bill of Frights Richard 2005