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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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We all like a fairy-tale ending – but what happens when the story goes, in performance poet Joseph Coelho’s words,...
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Chef Nathan Outlaw, renowned for his expertise in British seafood, shares his journey from childhood fish fingers to Michelin-starred success...
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Zac Ware is never happier than when he is playing a guitar and singing a song. He does this in...
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“Boy in the backroom that’s my handle… living in a vacuum that’s my angle… ninety degrees in my shades… ninety...
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The work of artists Paula Rego and Francisco de Goya both focus on the wonderful, bizarre, and frightening aspects of...
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The Holburne this month unveils its new Schroder Gallery – a £2-million space showcasing over 100 Renaissance treasures from the...
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Swallow and peregrine, yellowhammer and sedge warbler. What do these names mean and where do they come from? Stephen Moss...
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November brings a strong jazz vibe to the Wiltshire Music Centre as it puts on a weekend of jazz-related workshops...
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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...
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Bath’s only purpose-built open-air theatre festival, The Garden Theatre Festival, this year runs from 10–21 July. Emma Clegg speaks to...
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Kimonos are an iconic and familiar statement of Japanese culture. And yet how much do we actually know about them?...