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Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 5 OctoberWords by Maria Robinson Have you ever been in a marriage that sucked so...
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Dyrham Park is sparkling with 17th-century life once more thanks to a massive project to revitalise, restore and reimagine the...
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Celebrated for her romantic plots and social satire, Jane Austen’s novels largely avoid direct engagement with the turbulent political issues...
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This month, from 4-28 June, Fiona McIntyre brings her exhibition Magic & Medicine to Sandra Higgins Art in Milsom Place....
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Journalist and broadcaster Gabriel Gatehouse has reported extensively from the United States on the rise and fall of Donald Trump....
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Actor, director, television presenter, author and farmer Martin Clunes speaks to Isabelle Blakeney about his new book, his travels with...
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“Anything can be a puppet”, says costume and puppetmaker Hannah Southfield. “But it won’t be convincing unless it has breath...
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Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 3 OctoberWords by Melissa Blease When George Orwell’s groundbreaking dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four was first...
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Theatre Royal Bath until 30 NovemberWords by Melissa Blease 31 years have passed since English author Sebastian Faulks’ epic, sprawling...
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Edward Chudleigh is a commercial pilot, an engineer, an artist and an inventor and he has a self-built, state-of-the-art computer...
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From chorister to the Communards, from rock star to reverend and classical music to crime writing, the Rev Richard Coles...
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One of the best-known grassroots music venues in the UK, Moles in Bath, closed on 6 December. This subterranean nightclub in...