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Words by Melissa Blease At Theatre Royal until Saturday 26 April A musical based on a film based on a...
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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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Words by Isabelle Blakeney At Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 17 May How do you translate a 19th-century comic opera...
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Violent political disturbances, xenophobia and race-related hate crimes; intolerance, blatant discrimination and culture-related victimisation: did Shakespeare have any idea that,...
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Words by Georgia Cudby Theatre Review: Picture You Dead A stark contrast from the deliciously dark, gritty TV crime dramas...
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From New Romantic pioneer to fearless solo artist, Midge Ure reflects on five decades in music, creative freedom, and the...
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It’s time to ditch the stodgy comfort food and revitalise our menus with lighter, brighter seasonal dishes… and, perhaps, start...
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Two extraordinary exhibitions invite visitors to explore the vastness of space, both celestial and earthly. From NASA missions to Turner’s...
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Bath is set to welcome a striking celebration of quiltmaking artistry with a new and seminal exhibition in the UK,...
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Samantha Coleman talks to James Murden, co-founder of Good Times Live – the outdoor music and comedy event in Chipping...
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“My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you…”...
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With a career in high-profile marketing and a deep commitment to community causes, Lizzie Heffer has made her mark both...