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One of the things about the New York novel – a choice of setting that...

Union Chapel, built in the mid-19th century in a Gothic Revival style, today serves as...

South Korean artist Je Baak returns to the UK for...

As many bands do, Childhood found their origins at university. But as most bands...

Tarento Productions does it again – brings a storming, relevant, fresh...

This 17th century Jacobean classic was successfully adapted by director...

Timothy Sheader’s refreshing production of Porgy and Bess...

Situated deep in the heartland of gentrification and...

Imagine dark and dreary Parisian streets in 1860, incest, lust and murder. You...