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Reginald D Hunter: Facing the Beast review - Courting controversy

I have always admired Reginald D Hunter as a comedian who is controversial in the right way, and on ... More info

Review | theatre

The Cave, by Beryl Korot & Steve Reich review - A mesmerising cut up of thoughtful voices, kind faces, sacred texts and masterful minimalism

It begins abruptly; a sharp-voiced duet between words in the darkness and a miked-up typewriter, ... More info

Review | concerts

As a fan of a number of sports – professional cycling, rugby, cricket, even boxing - other than ... More info

Review | theatre

On 11th April 1918 the Western Front was in the throes of the series of German Spring offensives ... More info

Review | theatre

Good theatre can do lots of things: it can delight, amuse, and amaze. Far, far less common are the ... More info

Review | theatre

Strong and vulnerable and honest and silly, Hotter explores the more intimate side of womanhood ... More info

Review | theatre

I remember Watergate as if it were yesterday; reading the reporting of Simon Winchester and ... More info

Review | theatre

A man on the North Wall stage introduces us to himself twice: once as he is now and once as he was ... More info

Review | theatre

With the chameleon-like Saorise Ronan in the eponymous role, this Josie Rourke-helmed film was one ... More info

Review | cinema

Events are often shaped by our perspective. What can seem to one person like a roguish act of ... More info

Review | cinema

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