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THEATRE REVIEW: Plonter, The Pit

The play is a tangle in several senses: it is an ensemble piece performed in Arabic and Hebrew with English…

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THEATRE REVIEW: Primary Voices, Quicksilver Theatre

Surreal, funny, entertaining, imaginative - Primary Voices gives its audience an exclusive look into the minds of young Londoners, and…

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OPERA REVIEW: Die tote Stadt, The Royal Opera

Korngold’s score, expertly conducted by Ingo Metzmacher, is an intoxicating web of mournful longing and nostalgia: a dead city made…

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Platform 10: Unfriendly Fire

Stoddart’s outburst doesn’t parallel the Establishment having a swipe at the upstart refuseniks, because today’s usual suspects are at the…

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Cuban contemporary art

Despite the isolation of this controversial island, international curators, collectors and art dealers still fly to Havana to discover promising…

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THEATRE REVIEW: A Midsummer Night's Dream, RSC

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is littered with arcane references to obscure concepts and ideas with which a modern audience may…

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THEATRE REVIEW: Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, National Theatre

Mere minutes after the start of Tom Stoppard and Andre Previn’s Every Good Boy Deserves Favour at the National Theatre,…

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Poetcasting

You have heard of Podcasting, but have you heard of Poetcasting? Alex Pryce has come up with an inventive way…

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DANCE REVIEW: Les Sept Planches de la Ruse

Exotic in its discipline, this show is an extended and unusual object animation using the brushstrokes of Beijing opera.

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The History of Week Ending

Week Ending was, from its inception in the 70s to its demise in the late 90s, BBC Radio’s flagship topical…

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