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Career profile: Catherine Edwards, programmes director for Script

Catherine Edwards is programmes director for Script, the West Midlands agency for dramatic writers. Previously Stagecoach West Midlands, the organisation…

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Under Current: user generated content takes over

Ezra Cooperstein is Director of Development and Production in the Viewer Created Content (VC2) group at Current TV, the Emmy-winning…

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LA Stories

In his last column, computer science professor and aspiring rock musician Serge Belongie grapples with self doubt over his musical…

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REVIEW: The Alternative Philosophy, Leonard Street Gallery

REVIEW: Dancing between the bright lights of Tokyo, London and Berlin, The Alternative Philosophy show illuminates a path that encompasses…

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REVIEW: Hampstead Road, Camden People's Theatre

REVIEW: A peek into the partially blacked-out windows of Camden People’s Theatre a couple of weeks ago would have provided…

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Keith Khan: Head of Culture for the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad

Keith Khan's challenge as Head of Culture for the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad is to coordinate a celebration of culture…

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REVIEW: The Histories, by the RSC at the Roundhouse, London

REVIEW: Shakespeare’s history plays form two cycles. Confusingly the early cycle consists of four plays about Kings Henry VI and…

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Marilyn Monroe: Larger in death

There`s a decided irony and one which probably would amuse Marilyn Monroe herself that La Diva is more famous now…

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Jamila Gavin: Re-working Shakespeare

Shakespeare 24 is the largest ever global Shakespeare festival. It takes place on 23rd April, timed to coincide with what…

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End of the Line for Misery Memoirs?

If postmodernism has taught us anything it’s that there’s a thin line between fact and fiction. We are taught to…

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