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Playwright concern persists over O’Neill proposal

On Saturday, October 7, playwrights Christopher Durang and Pulitzer Prize-winner Marsha Norman sent an email to their students at The…

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Singing their hearts out

Who could ask for anything more at the third Cardiff International Festival of Musical Theatre? That’s the question 300 local…

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Cadaver art: deceased

The people who make it say it's not art. So why does the media still talk about the Body Worlds…

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To believe or not to believe

"Irrationally held truths may be more harmful than reasoned errors," philosophized Thomas Huxley. But the distinguished English biologist’s argument, however…

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Black History Month

Great Britain has a unique, dynamic culture that gets its life from the rich mix of people who live here.…

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All the worlds a blog

In this increasingly wired world, where little is sacred and people literally vie for the opportunity to reveal their lives…

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Is the web revolutionizing the art market?

The world wide web’s potential as an information superhighway for the masses in generating discussion, debate and participation challenges the…

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You Can Wake Me Up Now

Green Day’s album American Idiot will be remembered as one of the great post-millennial testaments of resistance. It captures the…

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The art of teasing

Once a mixture of comic plays and bawdy humour, burlesque reeled the crowds in by showcasing women in stages of…

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The poetry of spam

The phenomenon began with the success of spam filters – programs designed to pick out emails with certain phrases and…

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