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  Kehinde Wiley: The Prelude at the National Gallery

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  African American artist Kehinde Wiley is arguably best...

  James White 18th February 2022
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  The Forest at Hampstead Theatre

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  With stage hits such as The Height of the Storm, The Son and The Father...

  Jonathan Marshall 17th February 2022
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  “It’s more a story of working-class struggle than anything else”: Kempton Bunton’s grandson Christopher Bunton on The Duke
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022
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  The Ballad of Maria Marten at Wilton’s Music Hall

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  Based on the 1827 real-life murder mystery that...

  Mersa Auda 17th February 2022
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  Gangubai Kathiawadi

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  The biggest turn-up for a red carpet at its 72nd edition belonged to...

  Selina Sondermann 17th February 2022
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  “I was always trying to find this equilibrium between improvising and following the script”: Carla Simón on Golden Bear-winning Alcarràs
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022
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  The future of online gaming

  As more individuals embrace online games, the world of gaming expands. Of course, the growing...

  The editorial unit 17th February 2022
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  “Be kind to others because you never know what somebody’s going through”: August Maturo and Mike Manning on Slapface
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022
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  “The show was saying very profound things about social justice but wrapped up in an entertaining package”: Marilyn Agrelo on Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022
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  “Art can help you understand your life”: Patrick Wang on A Bread Factory and his artistic process
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022
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