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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…
THEATRE REVIEW: Armature of the Absolute
This is punk theatre at its best. Marseille-based marionette circus Buchinger's Boot is a glorious, gluttonous junkyard of scavenged paraphernalia…
Going to the Cinema
As a kid growing up in the 50s and 60s, visiting the cinema was a near-magical experience. Gone were the…
Dev Patel: Slumdog Millionaire
Dev Patel, lead actor in Danny Boyle’s latest film Slumdog Millionaire, talks to Samiat Pedro about landing his dream role,…
COLUMN: Jean Muir: A Fashion Icon
Muir is renowned for her development of the classic and elegant fashion aesthetic, and now a year after her eponymous…
Diary of an Actress
Shaking her hair out of its tight bun to further suit the casting breakdown (“Italian bombshell, busty, curvaceous, Sophia Loren…
Coaching for a Creative Life
Arts Hub gives you the latest on coaching and why it could be right for you, your business and the…
THEATRE REVIEW: August: Osage County, National Theatre
Tracy Letts’ masterpiece comes in at almost 4 hours and it is hard to see how it could be made…
DANCE REVIEW: Matthew Bourne's Edward Scissorhands
You do not need to know Tim Burton’s 1990 film to enjoy Matthew Bourne’s modern ballet.
THEATRE REVIEW: The Cordelia Dream, RSC
In Marina Carr’s new work The Cordelia Dream, for the Royal Shakespeare Company at Wilton’s Music Hall, an old man…