| Genre which influenced panto and Punch and Judy |
commedia dell'arte |
| Hugh ____ was the Labour Party’s leader from 1955 until his death in 1963 |
GAITSKELL |
| In a common spelling, a low-growing evergreen perennial, often used in rockeries |
AUBRETIA |
| In a soap opera, Mrs ____ fatally choked on a macaroon |
OVERALL |
| In ____ means “at full length” |
extenso |
| Informally, an IT storage medium used since the 1950s |
mag tape |
| McCaig’s Tower, an unfinished monument, dominates the ____ skyline |
OBAN |
| Missouri-based NFL team, winners of four Super Bowls |
Kansas City Chiefs |
| Mythological hero whose most famous achievement was in a labyrinth |
THESEUS |
| Painter of The Singing Butler, a bestseller as a print |
Jack Vettriano |
| Platinum metal group element used in catalytic converters |
RHODIUM |
| Scottish and Irish informal term for foolish people |
EEJITS |
| Someone who is paid agio |
MONEYCHANGER |
| Something a theatre’s flies may contain |
SCENERY |
| Source of dust containing an estimated 22,000 tons of phosphorus added to Amazonian soil each year |
Sahara Desert |
| Technical term for your windpipe |
TRACHEA |
| The chemical informally called alcohol |
ETHANOL |
| The state of being fashionable |
CHICNESS |
| The ____’s newspaper archive can be viewed at Boston Spa |
British Library |
| Trademark for a surface coating used in textured form on many 1970s ceilings |
ARTEX |
| West African nation with a president’s son as president |
TOGO |
| William Walton’s Façade is based on poems by Edith ____ |
SITWELL |
| ____ 1 was the USA’s first satellite, launched in 1958 |
EXPLORER |
| ____ filler fountain pens can store more ink than most others |
PISTON |
| ____’s “martyrs” were transported rather than killed |
TOLPUDDLE |