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THEATRE REVIEW: Drifting and Tilting
Scott Walker's Drifting and Tilting at the Barbican Theatre last week was a consummate performance art miracle.
THEATRE REVIEW: Delirium, Theatre O at the Barbican Pit
I do not know whether Enda Walsh is a dab hand in the kitchen but he’s introduced more than a…
Musical theatre and the credit crunch
Much has been reported recently of the terrible news that shows are closing at breakneck speed both here and on…
Don’t Be Needy Be Succeedy – Let L.VO motivate you to success!
THE self-help guru and motivational gangster talks to Samiat Pedro as his brand-new book, Don’t Be Needy Be Succeedy, hits…
OPERA REVIEW: A Secret Marriage, Scottish Opera
I like Mozart and, as Cimarosa’s music has what Scottish Opera call a familiar Mozartian feel, I assumed that it…
Starting late but going great: how to get a new career in the arts
So you want to break into the creative arts? Maybe you’ve been working in another field, in another job, or…
THEATRE REVIEW: The Norman Conquests
The only problem with The Norman Conquests by Alan Ayckbourn at the Old Vic is deciding which to see first$$s$$…
THEATRE REVIEW: Oedipus
Ralph Fiennes’ excellent performance at the National Theatre, as Sophocles’ Oedipus, completely captures the growing horror of the worst happening…
Afrika Eye Film Festival 08
The Afrika Eye Film Festival 08 has started!! Running throughout Black History Month and beyond, the Afrika Eye Film Festival…
FASHION REVIEW: The Forgotten Peacock
Young Greek costumier-scenographer takis strikes a resonant chord with his lavish pitch to reclaim the forgotten peacock in the conformist…