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  Peter Kennard: Unofficial War Artist at the Imperial War Museum

  ★★★★★

  Since coming to political awareness at the...

  The editorial unit 18th May 2015
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  Harry Cory Wright: Anglia at Eleven Fine Art

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  Filling up the space of the small Eleven Fine Art gallery with...

  Lyubomira Kirilova 18th May 2015
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  Movie

  Dino Time

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  Dino Time is a part-South Korean, part-American animation film originally released in 2012. The story...

  Keir Smith 18th May 2015
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  The New Girlfriend

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  François Ozon has made a name for himself in the film world with his intelligence,...

  Natasha Furlong 18th May 2015
• We Are Many | Movie review

  We Are Many is emotional, angry, passionate and hopeful: a rousing documentary surrounding the massive worldwide protests that took place on 15th February 2003 against the imminent Iraq war. For the millions who took to the streets on that incredible day – a day that has gone down in global history – this is...

  Angela Logan 18th May 2015
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  Results

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  In a culture where body image is big business, it seems perhaps inevitable that the...

  Hannah Cooper 18th May 2015
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  Theatre

  Jerry’s Girls at Jermyn Street Theatre

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  Jerry Herman’s name is synonymous with theatre royalty. He...

  Theodora Munroe 18th May 2015
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  Music

  Ten albums you cannot miss this month – May 2015

  Best Coast – California Nights Los Angeles indie-surf pop outfit...

  Jack Olney 17th May 2015
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  Theatre

  Sense of an Ending at Theatre503

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  Delivering news from war zones is not only problematic because of the dangers...

  Mersa Auda 17th May 2015
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  Theatre

  Gods Are Fallen and All Safety Gone at Camden People’s Theatre

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  Tucked away from the bustle of Euston Road is...

  Theodora Munroe 15th May 2015