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Inna De Yard
Inna De Yard brings together the forgotten pioneers of reggae, ska, roots and rocksteady from the 60s and…
By Marissa KhaosCulture
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Aniara
Adapted from the poem of the same name by Swedish Nobel laureate Harry Martinson, Aniara – co-directed and…
By Andrew Murray
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The Informer
With a title like The Informer, it wouldn’t be too presumptuous to expect an action-packed thriller in which…
By Guy Lambert
Dance
Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet at Sadler’s Wells: The most impassioned and inspired interpretation of this timeless tragic romance
Choreographer and director Matthew Bourne’s brilliant new incarnation of Shakespeare’s classic Romeo and Juliet – a tale of…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
Camden Fringe 2019: The Art of Caring at Lion & Unicorn Theatre
If you could give someone either the best start in life or the best end to it, which…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
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Appropriate at Donmar Warehouse
Deer skulls and stuffed birds. Stocky TVs. An open box of Fruit Loops. Armoires, cluttered tables, filthy frames.…
By Connor Campbell
Art
The Wallace Collection announces new conservation project focusing on the works of Jean-Honoré Fragonard
This summer, the Wallace Collection launches a multi-year research and conservation project focusing on a collection of eight…
By Lora Maslenitsyna
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Macbeth at Temple Church
Awash with blood-curdling screams that retain a faint echo in each line of the play, Antic Disposition’s Macbeth…
By Lora Maslenitsyna
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Camden Fringe 2019: A Slice of Eel Pie at Hen & Chickens Theatre
Lesley Ann Albiston’s play A Slice of Eel Pie spins its audience to the heart of the sixties…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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Camden Fringe 2019: Muse at Camden People’s Theatre
Pablo Picasso infamously said that “there are only two types of women: goddesses and doormats”. Muse grills the legend…
By Musanna Ahmed