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Literature
The Woman Reader by Belinda Jack
★★★★★

The love affair between women, education and reading through the ages has been,...

Emma Sleight 13th October 2012
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Music
Funeral for a Friend – Best Friends & Hospital Beds | Single review
★★★★★

Funeral for a Friend have now unveiled the first...

Naomi Couper 12th October 2012
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Culture
Discovering the Italian Unesco District: Veneto

In the north of Italy, where the River Po and its tributaries fan out in...

Marion Rankine 12th October 2012
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Live music
Aphex Twin’s Remote Orchestra

As part of the Barbican’s Contemporary series, curators asked Aphex Twin to work...

Joey Godman 11th October 2012
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Music
Concrete Knives – Be Your Own King

At last! They have finally done it. French diamonds Concrete Knives have...

Matt Di Salvo 11th October 2012
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Album
Halo 4 Original Soundtrack
★★★★★

On October 22nd two versions of the Halo 4 soundtrack will be released. Recorded at...

Naomi Couper 11th October 2012
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Live music
Of Mice and Men, Memphis May Fire and Secrets at Electric Ballroom
★★★★★

Wednesday the 10th of October saw the Electric...

Ruth Page 11th October 2012
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Food & Drinks
Asparagasm at the White Rabbit

Under east London railway arches, an ambitious new form of banquet was laid...

Toby Hill 11th October 2012
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Theatre
Berenice at the Donmar Warehouse
★★★★★

This recent adaptation directed by Josie Rourke and penned by Alan...

Joe Waits 11th October 2012
Lucy and the Hawk at Ovalhouse Theatre | Theatre review
Creepy phone calls and birds of prey are disturbing the peace in the Ovalhouse theatre production of Lucy and the Hawk. Written and directed by Phil Ormrod as part of his collaboration with Oliver Lamford in Switchback, an initiative to create “a diverse range of work that gathers people together to look...

The editorial unit 11th October 2012