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As Feste, fool to the countess Olivia and fourth wall buster in chief of...
From director Kelly Ann Stewart, Park Theatre’s Gawain and the...
Roka, the Japanese robatayaki...
Mauro Colagreco, chef of the...
In the first major exhibition dedicated to sculpture produced during...
Best Boy as a whole is striking as an alternative collection,...
After a hiatus of ten years, riot grrls Sleater-Kinney return for a taut ten...
With vocals distinctly similar to The Rocket Summer, matched with...
After winning stellar reviews for his directorial debut Tony, Gerard Johnson offers nothing less...
This spring, Tate Britain presents a unique...
Under Electric Clouds, the fourth feature length film of...
Nebraskan-raised Sheila Hicks, born in 1934, has yet to stand...
The Duke of Burgundy is an immediate success on at least one level: thanks to...
The most disconcerting and moving aspect of Catch Me Daddy is its title. The double...
It’s not often you find theatre directors and writers describe their work as idiotic, but that’s exactly what Cole Escola and Sam Pinkleton do in the programme for their Tony-award winning play Oh, Mary! Portraying the farcically fictional story of First Lady Mary Todd, wife of the 16th President of the United...



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