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  Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic

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  Personal mythmaking isn’t a uniquely American trait. Yet it is a...

  Connor Campbell 10th May 2019
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  Amour at Charing Cross Theatre

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  It’s a foggy evening in Paris and at a square somewhere, a single lamp...

  Marissa Khaos 9th May 2019
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  INK Festival 2019: The Feast from the East at the Tristan Bates theatre

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  The INK Festival is a series of unique...

  Georgie Cowan-Turner 9th May 2019
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  Jude at Hampstead Theatre

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  Loosely based on the novel by Victorian realist author Thomas Hardy, Jude the...

  Selina Begum 8th May 2019
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  Muso at Bloomsbury Theatre

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  Academia meets opera in this dynamic, humorous and slightly offbeat performance of...

  Ezelle Alblas 8th May 2019
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  Cinema & Tv

  Flatpack Film Festival 2019: An exciting assembly of Birmingham’s diverse arts community

  Away from The Bull Ring, the...

  Ben Flanagan 8th May 2019
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  Music

  “For me, folk music is the songs and melodies, not the instruments”: Singer-songwriter Joshua Burnell on prog-rock, folk and the quest for traditional songs
  Fred Gaskell 8th May 2019
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  Theatre

  Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem at Old Red Lion Theatre

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  With a haunting plot which thematises the darkest sides of...

  Michael Higgs 8th May 2019
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  One Hundred Trillion at the Old Vic Workrooms

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  Finding a new home at the Old Vic Workrooms after a successful...

  Abbie Grundy 8th May 2019
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  Art

  Boilly: Scenes of Parisian Life at the National Gallery

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  The French painter currently on show at the National...

  James White 7th May 2019