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“Unable to be silent, I will be long and still”. Arriving during a hushed poetry recitation, it’s as close to a mission statement as...
Originally debuted in 1990 in New York, Shadowlands, by William...
From Cheryl Strayed’s Wild to Raynor...
A Gershwin-esque overture bursts into the auditorium, and brightly lit Art...
After a sold-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2025, Miles pays tribute to the life and...
A number of London restaurants and...
Shrimp Shack, a seafood...
Beyond the Black is a show that dwells on the...
The hunger that hits right in the middle of the afternoon,...
In a working-class, god-forsaken small village in Poland, a priest runs a centre for delinquent...
When a down-on-her-luck single mother crosses paths with an aging, sight- impaired Russian...
The phrase “dynamite comes in small packages” is never truer than...
Like the continent it’s named after, this exhibition is expansive....
Five-piece Falling Off Maps appeared to be bursting off the small stage at Buffalo...
The Roundhouse houses and promotes a diverse collection of arts and music...
Based on an old Egyptian proverb that exemplifies the deep-rooted patriarchal bias...
It’s a rare thing, intimate opera – an oxymoron even, like “subtle...
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