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Published: 11 February 2010 BY DAVID LAING AS one might expect from a production of Hamlet that incorporates such varied and obscure influences as...
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Published: 11 February 2010 by JOSH LOEB IS there something about the Lion and Unicorn that attracts those interested in the darkest corners of the...
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Published: 11 February 2010 by JOSH LOEB • FLAMENCO fans, take note: the Sadler’s Wells Flamenco Festival is opening in just a few...
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Published: 11 February 2010 ALMEIDA, Almeida Street, N1, 020 7359 4404. Measure for Measure, Mon-Sat 7.30; £8-£32. February 12-...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by ILLTYD HARRINGTON IN the pantheon of international Jewry, three iconic figures still wield significant influence over...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by JOHN HORDER YOU may have heard the formidable PD James on Radio 4’s Today programme, passionately confronting...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by ANGELA COBBINAH WHEN John Howard Griffin’s account of his journey through America’s Deep South was first...
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PUBLISHED: 4 February 2010 by MATTHEW LEWIN THERE were two Chinese men at the end table eating apparently interesting things from a pot in the...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by CLARE LATIMER WELL the first great bit of breaking news is that my shop has moved into the 21st century and we now have...
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Published: 4 February 2010 By DAN CARRIER APPARENTLY Nelson Mandela was playing with friends that game where you ask each other who you would like... -
Published by: 4 February 2010 by DAN CARRIER ASTRO Boy, for all his rosy apple cheeks, super quick mobility, and cutesy use of language, is actually... -
Published: 4 February 2010 By DAN CARRIER DOES Linda Hamilton take holidays in Ireland? Was she heading to the Old Country (like the Hamiltons in... -
Published: 4 February 2010 by DAN CARRIER GET ready to swoon: throughout this month, the British Film Institute is screening a series of Johnny Depp...
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Published 4 February 2010 by SEBASTIAN TAYLOR FRIENDS and musical associates of trumpeter, band leader, teacher and composer Ian Carr are putting...
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Published: 4 February 2010 By HELEN LAWRENCE THE history of Sergei Prokofiev’s early opera The Gambler, a social satire based on Dostoyevsky...
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Published 4 February 2010 RUSSIAN conductor Valery Gergiev has a reputation for an abrasive yet passionate, conducting style, often with a toothpick...
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Published 4 February 2010 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5 Jazz singer Trudy Kerr & Dave Higgins Quintet: Pizza Express, Dean Street, Soho, 0845 6027 017...
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Published 4 February 2010 by ROISIN GADELRAB THEY once made such a huge dent in a Camden pub that their audience were forced to sit down for the...
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Published 4 February 2010 by ROISIN GADELRAB THE line-up for the Roundhouse’s Haiti Earthquake Fundraiser on February 25 is shaping up nicely...
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Published 4 February 2010 by ROISIN GADELRAB I'VE signed the three-page confidentiality agreement and have promised not to say a word until February...
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Published: 4 February 2010 By KATTY PEARCE Friday, February 5 All Time Low + The Blackout + Young Guns + My Passion (Kerrang! Relentless Tour),...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by MARK OGIER FOUR years on and Wicked has lost none of its magic. This glittering revisionist story set in the land of Oz...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by KATTY PEARCE VETERAN RSC actor Oliver Cotton obeys the rule of writing what you know in his debut play. Two actors, one...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by ANNA LEACH A plot concerning the death of a man from a physical illness is not interesting without significant...
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Published: 4 February 2010 by JACK COURTNEY O'CONNOR “YOU can’t cut a man’s roots” exclaims the mysterious cousin (...
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Published: February 4 2010 by SARAH RAINEY WHEN the bouncers enter, stony-faced, to the chords of Carmina Burana, it’s clear that this is...
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Published: February 4 2010 by JOSH LOEB • EVEN to seasoned observers of the London fringe, it seemed to spring from nowhere – but with...
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Published: February 4 2010 ALMEIDA, Almeida Street, N1, 020 7359 4404. Rope, Mon-Sat 7.30; Sat Mat 3pm; £8-£32. Until Feb 6. ARCOLA...
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Published 28 January 2010 by JOHN CALDER THE world is beginning to realise that, in spite of the assurances of financial pundits, much of the press...
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Published 28 January 2010 by DAN CARRIER WRITING is a lonely old occupation. Slaving over a hot keyboard, you are on your own. The effort required is...
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PUBLISHED: 28 January 2010 by DAN CARRIER THE doors of the Working Men’s College have had countless numbers of people walk through them, their...
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Published: 28 January 2010 by DAN CARRIER YIDDISH Karaoke sounds like the sort of whacky night out you find in trendy bars in Hoxton and Old Street... -
Published: 28 January 2010 by DAN CARRIER HIS voice acted as a poetical reality check for those in power, and the death of poet Adrian Mitchell in... -
Published: 28 January 2010 by JOSH LOEB WHEN teachers have extramarital affairs with their pupils it can spark disapproval from some quarters.... -
Published: 28 January 2010 by MATTHEW LEWIN TONY Blair is a war criminal; Barack Obama is just another politician trying to get re-elected; Hugo... -
Published: 28 January 2010 by KATTY PEARCE THE brutal rule of the Khmer Rouge is being remembered at the London Jewish Cultural Centre this week. An... -
THE Real Van Gogh, the latest blockbuster Royal Academy exhibition, focuses on the artist’s remarkable correspondence. More than 35... -
I’m still recovering from a potato frenzy in Peckham. On Sunday, hundreds of people squashed into a school hall to buy rare varieties of spud... -
Published: 28 January 2010 by ROISIN GADELRAB DEAD Like Harry have serenaded a stranger’s girlfriend, played to nothing but the sea when the...
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Published: 28 January 2010 by ROISIN GADELRAB THE Town Hall this week approved the Camden Crawl’s licence for this year. The most interesting...
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