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Rita at Charing Cross Theatre
Rita begins with outdoorsy music, a childish font written across a big screen and a backdrop of a…
By Mae TrumataCulture
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Edinburgh Fringe 2022: Hungry
In an interview with Isobel Lewis for the Independent back in June, Chris Bush estimated that by the…
By Ella Satin
Theatre
Royal Ballet School students return to the stage for post-Covid performances
The Royal Ballet School is a British institution renowned worldwide for nurturing talent and building dancers' futures with…
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Cinema & TV
“Even people who’ve been through adversity might say ‘Well, I wouldn’t change anything because I wouldn’t be who I am'”: Eva Noblezada and Flula Borg on Luck
Luck is the new animated film and first from Skydance Productions, the company behind Mission Impossible and Jack…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Film offers a way of looking at the past, the present and the future simultaneously. That’s its wonder”: Sarah Beddington on Fadia’s Tree
In Sarah Beddinton's Fadia’s Tree, visual storytelling is interlaced with journalistic details to explore the predicament of Palestinian…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
South Facing Festival: Richard Ashcroft and his band were on impressive form from start to finish
The driest summer for decades means it is the perfect time to attend outdoor concerts in the UK,…
By Francis Nash
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Five Days at Memorial
Ethical ambiguity is the beating heart of Five Days at Memorial, the John Ridley and Carlton Cuse penned…
By Matthew McMillan
Movie
Nope
A subject of many a discussion before each release, Jordan Peele’s snappy film titles become self-explanatory upon viewing…
By Selina Sondermann
Movie
Eiffel
Gustave Eiffel, who gave France its famous tower, has been often portrayed as a practical man, a brilliant…
By Diletta Lobuono
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The West at COLAB Tavern
In its tenth year as a company and off the back of a successful run with Crooks 1926,…
By Francis Nash