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John Roberts’ Day of the Flowers begins with Eva Birthistle’s immensely irritating Rosa...

Screeching guitar, growling bass and a collective roar from the heaving crowd...

The Moth & the Flame are tipped to be...

One of the most peculiar books ever written in the English language...

Eloquently written and masterfully performed,...

The original Klown show ran for six series on Danish TV from 2005 to 2009....

For a woman who has a principled opposition to made up words, Mrs Travers certainly...

Japanese violinist and composer Taro Hakase has travelled to these shores...

The area between Warren Street and Mornington Crescent is lifeless at best, but despite...

It doesn’t matter if you’re an artist showing your work in a small gallery, a...