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  Dismissed at Soho Theatre

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  The Upsetters is an anti-racist theatre company founded with a specific goal in mind:...

  Benedetta Mancusi 19th May 2023
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  Bleak Expectations at Criterion Theatre

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  Farcical theatre is a surprisingly delicate art form. If the gag rate...

  Will Snell 19th May 2023
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  The Comedy of Errors at Shakespeare’s Globe

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  Ambiguity and mistaken identity have been some of the basic...

  Cristiana Ferrauti 19th May 2023
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  Alison Goldfrapp at Here at Outernet

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  Alison Goldfrapp played her first ever solo show at London’s Here at...

  Laura Bit 19th May 2023
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  Once on This Island at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

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  As a play in which nature has a leading role –...

  Madison Sotos 19th May 2023
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  Cinema & Tv

  “It’s not following the traditional Hollywood tropes of who you’re supposed to support. I found that really compelling”: Aml Ameen on Dead Shot
  Sarah Bradbury 19th May 2023
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  No Escape

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  People like a nice enclosed space for their crime thrillers, it keeps things neat, and...

  Will Snell 18th May 2023
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  The Offbeat Sari at the Design Museum

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  Priya Khanchandani, Head of Curatorial at the Design Museum, is well...

  Mersa Auda 18th May 2023
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  James Orchestral tour: A grand finale at the Royal Albert Hall

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  London’s Royal Albert Hall came alive with...

  Talitha Stowell 18th May 2023
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  “Many art students have never studied Nam June Paik, as the school curriculum is still based around the Western canon. I hope that changes”: Amanda Kim on Nam June Paik – Moon Is the Oldest TV
  Sarah Bradbury 18th May 2023
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