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REVIEW: I’m Sorry, Prime Minister
As a product of Thatcher Britain, Yes Minister / Yes Prime Minister, although set at…
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REVIEW: Neave Trio
In Kings Place’s Hall One, the Grammy-nominated Neave Trio (Anna Williams on violin, Mikhail Veselov…
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REVIEW: The Great Wave
Named after the artwork, The Great Wave is an opera about its creator, Katsushika Hokusai.
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REVIEW: Auntie Empire
Walking into the space of Auntie Empire, you are welcomed by Auntie, an over the…
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REVIEW: Peaceful Hour 2
There’s nothing “peaceful” about a Scouse wedding eve, and The Peaceful Hour 2 at Liverpool’s…
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REVIEW: Children of the Sun
Guildhall School of Music and Drama’s revival of Children of the Sun by Maxim Gorky – in…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Paper People
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Paper People – an ensemble of three artists based in West Yorkshire, Manchester and London. Their process…
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REVIEW: Manipulate Festival: Animated Documentary Shorts
Manipulate Arts – Scotland’s home for cutting-edge animation, puppetry and visual theatre – today announces the programme for the 19th edition of Manipulate Festival.
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REVIEW: Obscura
A bold and original double-bill dance performance from Manchester’s award-winning Company Chameleon, Obscura explores both the light and darkness that can be found in the…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sam Amidon
Sam is performing at Kings Place with Pekka Kuusisto and members of the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra on 24 February as part of the ‘Platoon Presents’…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Rickerby Hinds and Jada Evelyn Ramsey
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Rickerby Hinds (writer/director) and Jada Evelyn Ramsey (who plays the character of Myeisha Mills). An electrifying fusion…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Alba Arikha
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Alba Arikha who’s debut play, Spanish Oranges is directed by Myriam Cyr, starring acclaimed James Bond Actress Maryam D’abo.
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