Catherine Sedgwick

Catherine is a writer, translator and editor with a BA in art history and graduate work in media studies. Now living in London, she was born in the UK and has lived most if her life in France and the US. Writing and the arts are her passions, and her many interests include the environment, animal welfare and current events. Follow her on Twitter @CateMS111

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  The Amazing Johnathan Documentary

  ★★★★★

  A tribute to the notion of playing it by ear, Ben Bermanâ...

  Catherine Sedgwick 15th November 2019
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  High Fidelity at Turbine Theatre

  ★★★★★

  Slackers in a retro music store sing their hearts out in...

  Catherine Sedgwick 2nd November 2019
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  Botticelli in the Fire at Hampstead Theatre

  ★★★★★

  The European premiere of Botticelli in the...

  Catherine Sedgwick 28th October 2019
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  “If I didn’t see those stories onstage, maybe I should tell them?”: An interview with Out of Sorts playwright Danusia Samal

  Danusia Samal is a dramatist, actress and singer, winner of th...

  Catherine Sedgwick 14th October 2019
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  REDD at the Barbican

  ★★★★★

  Olivier Award-winners Boy Blue – vibrant hip hop group and creators o...

  Catherine Sedgwick 28th September 2019
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  Fame The Musical at Peacock Theatre

  ★★★★★

  The legendary and quintessential place-to-be for asp...

  Catherine Sedgwick 13th September 2019
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  Figure a Sea at the Southbank Centre

  ★★★★★

  Dance as meditation, poetry, abstraction, self-reve...

  Catherine Sedgwick 7th September 2019
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  Alvin Ailey Programme B: EN, The Call, Juba and Revelations at Sadler’s Wells

  ★★★★★

  Combining the timeless classic Revelations with newer pieces EN, The Call and Juba, Alvin Ailey American Dance...

  Catherine Sedgwick 6th September 2019
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  Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet at Sadler’s Wells: The most impassioned and inspired interpretation of this timeless tragic romance

  ★★★★★

  Choreographer and director Mat...

  Catherine Sedgwick 25th August 2019
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  “This festival is making fringe spaces more accessible and readdressing the representation of artists”: Festival curators Steven Kavuma and Sophia Tassew discuss This Is Black

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  Catherine Sedgwick 19th August 2019