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Pere shaped
19th May — By Conrad Landin
Rock n Pop
Sound investment
19th May — By Dan Carrier
Jazz
A time for drumming
13th May — By Rob Ryan
Film
Matter of wife and death in The Legend of Molly Johnson
12th May — By Dan Carrier
Food & Drink
A taste of tranquillity at impressive La Goccia
12th May — By Tom Moggach
Books
Poet Jehane: ‘Write from the heart’
12th May — By Dan Carrier
Art
Celebration of ‘supreme High Renaissance painter’ is unlocked at last
12th May — By John Evans
Theatre
Review: The End of the Night, at Park 200
12th May — By Lucy Popescu
Classical
Michael White’s classical news: London Festival of Baroque Music; Imeneo; Paul Lewis; Sonare
12th May — By Michael White
Theatre
Lucy Popescu’s theatre news: House of Shades; Ordinary Day; The Ballad of Adulthood; Everyday
12th May — By Lucy Popescu
Books
Impact of the forgotten black Europeans
12th May — By Angela Cobbinah
Review
Review: Sleeper, at the Roundhouse
12th May — By Richard Osley
Film
Wake Up Punk: how anarchy went up in smoke
5th May — By Dan Carrier
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‘I think it would make a great 10-part Netflix series – I’m waiting for them to come to me’
5th May — By Jane Clinton
Art
The naked truth about life models
5th May — By Emma Goldman
Theatre
Review: If. Destroyed. Still. True, at Hope Theatre
5th May — By Emily Finch
Theatre
Lucy Popescu’s theatre news: La Bohème; Kinder; Come What May; But What If You Die?; The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs
5th May — By Lucy Popescu
Classical
Michael White’s classical news: Harrison Birtwistle; Ralph Vaughan Williams; Benjamin Grosvenor; Fidelio
5th May — By Michael White
Rock n Pop
Grooves: Koko; Sleeper; Incineration Festival; Aaron Jonah Lewis
5th May — By Róisín Gadelrab
Books
How the arts thrived at ‘the University of Barbed Wire’
5th May — By Nicholas Jacobs
Food & Drink
Noci: Pre-pasta-ously good
29th April — By Isabelle Stanley
Books
Feud for thought: revisiting The House of Hunger
28th April — By Conrad Landin
Books
‘There is no technology riding to the rescue while capitalism is the dominant political philosophy’
28th April — By Dan Carrier
Film
Cold snap: quest to photograph snow leopard in The Velvet Queen
28th April — By Dan Carrier
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