Performing Arts
Horse and art take the high road
From mid-September, art sets off on Shanks’s pony – well, almost – when a new exhibition featuring a skewbald horse…
Get in Shape – and help other theatre lovers leap the ticket barrier
Award-winning organisation Shape is calling for car-owning, theatre loving volunteers to accompany deaf and disabled theatregoers to West End shows…
REVIEW: Mile End, Analogue Productions
REVIEW: Meabh Ritchie finds Mile End by Analogue Productions the "most touching and powerful play" she has seen this year.
Les Rencontres d’Arles, Photography Festival in Arles, France: Part II
On Monday we ran Part I of Joel Simpson's review of Les Rencontres d’Arles, a huge lovesong to the art…
Podcasting – not a town in Dorset, but a new way of learning
The appropriately named eLearning Group for Museums, Libraries and Archives (ELG) is to host a seminar at London’s Tate Britain…
REVIEW: Blues in the Church
REVIEW: There have already been a couple of concerts in St Kyneburgha's by American gospel singers and musicians but this…
Les Rencontres d’Arles, Photography Festival in Arles, France: Part I
In part one of his feature from photographer's paradise, Joel Simpson reports on Les Rencontres d’Arles, Photography Festival in Arles,…
Come back Karl. All is forgiven.
Once upon a time, in a dark night for capitalism, we used to ask difficult questions of ourselves, our friends…
Kontakte: working towards a new language
Andrew McCulloch brings us an essay on a London band, Kontakte, whose music is informed by rave culture and the…
Death of the choir
Ah Wales. Wool covered quadrupeds, coalmines and if you listen to Edmund Blackadder ‘Huge gangs of tough sinewy men roam…