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Published: 5 April, 2012 by DAN CARRIER The men earned a living by wading through the scum and detritus that flowed thorough the sewer system....
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Published: 5 April, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Certificate PG Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars Chunky colours and big images, stylised faces and streets, this... -
Published: 5 April, 2012 by RICHARD OSLEY There’s a danger of all of us being a bit Titanicked out right now as we hit 100 years since the big... -
Published: 29 March, 2012 by ROISIN GADELRAB When the Live and Unsigned music talent competition came to Camden earlier this year, such was the...
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Published: 29 March, 2012 by GERALD ISAAMAN As their car turned from Tasker Road into Parkhill Road, the artists Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson...
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Published: 29 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Certificate 18 Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars Michael Perry is dead. He was killed on June 10 2010 by the state... -
Published: 29 March, 2012 Halcyon Days is a comedy-drama set during the final weeks of the 1960s. Ostensibly a play about three potential couples,... -
Eggs-shaped ideas Bank of England Museum: Easter EGGstravaganza! Put all your eggs in one basket – a special treasure trail family event... -
Published: 23 March, 2012 AN article about the failures of the Feminist movement to reach working class women by a Tribune reporter has kick-... -
Published: 23 March, 2012 AN article about the failures of the Feminist movement to reach working class women by a Tribune reporter has kick-started... -
Published: 23 March, 2012 by PETER GRUNER Few know the identity of the mysterious “Gentle Author” but his or her book of real-life...
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Published: 22 March, 2012 by GERALD ISAAMAN He had 200 people at his 70th birthday party. And there will be only 100 when he celebrates his 80th... -
Published: 22 March, 2012 by ROISIN GADELRAB I owe Paul Simon. During those miserable teenage months cramming for school exams, he and Art Garfunkel...
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Published: 22 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER The Christmas party complete with karaoke at the offices of the Railway Maritime and Transport Union in...
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Published: 22 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne Certificate 12a Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars Let us take... -
Published: 22 March, 2012 by JOSH LOEB There is hardly a dearth of plays that touch on the subject of the Holocaust. By far the least interesting... -
Published: 15 March, 2012 by GERALD ISAAMAN We have been here before. Many times. How is it that those who have a greed for power – whether...
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Published: 15 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Certificate 12a Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars The simple premise of this film is the that capitalism has not... -
Published: 15 March, 2012 by JOSH LOEB Anyone who has experienced any aspect of the criminal justice system will testify that it is hard.... -
Published: 8 March, 2012 by CONRAD LANDIN With this year’s Olympics taking place almost exclusively in east London, you’d think that...
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Published: 8 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by Michael Winterbottom Certificate 15 Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars Thomas Hardy’s influence... -
Published: 8 March, 2012 OLIVER WISEMAN Sober and doorstopish, Crime and Punishment is the sort of book many start and few finish. Unfortunately... -
Published: 1 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Wilkie Collins wrote stories for everyone, and the Victorian author, now the subject of a new book by...
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Published: 1 March, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by David Wain Certificate 15 Rating: 2 Out Of 5 Stars It is the staple of the Saturday supplement... -
Published: 1 March, 2012 by HOWARD LOXTON With a toot of trumpets and a rattle of drums, Josie Rourke launches her first season as artistic director... -
Published: 23 February, 2012 THE BOMB: A PARTIAL HISTORY at the Tricycle Theatre by HOWARD LOXTON THESE 10 short plays by nine different... -
Published: 23 February, 2012 by ROISIN GADELRAB Do not ask Adam Cohen about his songs, at least not while he’s hungover and still in bed....
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Published: 23 February, 2012 BY ANDREW JOHNSON With a tragic prescience, Tom Hurndall, a young peace activist and photographer, wrote an email to... -
Published: 23 February, 2012 by PETER GRUNER Repressed Jewish angst finally explodes with morsels of fish and chips splattering the wall in...
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Published: 23 February, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by John Madden Certificate PG Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars Horlicks outsells both Pepsi and Coke... -
Published: 16 February, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars Certificate 15 Roger Corman’s impressive film canon includes the recent... -
Published: 16 February, 2012 by AMY SMITH Gilbert and Sullivan’s ridiculous farce, The Mikado, is enjoying a sell-out extended run at the King... -
Published: 16 February, 2012 by WILLIAM McLENNAN January 1 is the chance for everyone to wipe the slate clean, set new targets and start afresh.... -
Published: 10 February, 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON Three of Eugene O’Neill’s early forays into drama have been dusted off and given a... -
Published: 9 February, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Sigmund Freud and psychoanalysis don’t exactly have a reputation as being a barrel of laughs. But... -
Published: 9 February, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by James Bobin Certificate U Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars The worldwide phenomenon that is The... -
Published: 9 February, 2012 by SEBASTIAN TAYLOR OperaUpClose has done it again, coming up with another Puccini hit at the King’s Head Theatre... -
Published: 9 February, 2012 by AMY SMITH Sense and Sensibility is the perfect Valentine’s date – unadulterated romantic schmaltz... -
Published: 9 February, 2012 There’s something to interest every child of any age at the Imagine Children’s Festival, which returns this... -
Published: 2 February, 2012 by DAN CARRIER Directed by Sean Durkin Certificate 15 Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars While not a horror nor a thriller in the...
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