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Artsway Open 08
ArtSway is pleased to announce the return of our highly-popular annual Open exhibition.
Nasan Tur: KOMUNISMUS SOZIALLISMUS KAPIETALISMUS
Nasan Tur works with images, performances, installations and interventions, in order to open up imaginary spaces in real situations.
The British Creative Exchange
The British Creative Exchange team are very excited that there are just two weeks until their opening event!
Varoom discovers Emotion in Issue 08
The eighth edition of Varoom explores contemporary Polish Posters.
Satire, anarchy and theatrical mayhem
Northern Broadsides brings Dario Fo’s satirical masterpiece, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, to LBT from Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6 December.
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van der Werve: Everything is going to be alright
FEATURE: Don’t Be Needy Be Succeedy – Let
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THEATRE REVIEW: Delirium, Theatre O at the
I do not know whether Enda Walsh is a dab hand in the kitchen but he’s introduced more than a touch of magic into Theatre O’s Delirium in the Pit at the Barbican.
OPERA REVIEW: A Secret Marriage, Scottish Opera
I like Mozart and, as Cimarosa’s music has what Scottish Opera call a familiar Mozartian feel, I assumed that it would be safe territory. Alas, no.
THEATRE REVIEW: Oedipus
Ralph Fiennes’ excellent performance at the National Theatre, as Sophocles’ Oedipus, completely captures the growing horror of the worst happening and there being absolutely nothing to be done to avert it.
THEATRE REVIEW: The Norman Conquests
The only problem with The Norman Conquests by Alan Ayckbourn at the Old Vic is deciding which to see first; when you’ve seen one you have to see the other two.
FASHION REVIEW: The Forgotten Peacock
Young Greek costumier-scenographer takis strikes a resonant chord with his lavish pitch to reclaim the forgotten peacock in the conformist world of male fashion.
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FEATURE: Don’t Be Needy Be Succeedy – Let
THE self-help guru and motivational gangster talks to Samiat Pedro as his brand-new book, Don’t Be Needy Be Succeedy, hits the shelves. As the man himself says, his advice is not talk-talk, it’s all do-do. Prepare to be seriously motivated.
FEATURE: Starting late but going great: how
So you want to break into the creative arts? Maybe you’ve been working in another field, in another job, or perhaps you’ve been bringing up a family. Changing your life is quite a challenge – we tell you how.
FEATURE: Afrika Eye Film Festival 08
The Afrika Eye Film Festival 08 has started!! Running throughout Black History Month and beyond, the Afrika Eye Film Festival 08 showcases the best in contemporary African cinema.
FEATURE: On Being Listed: achievement,
In the wake of this year’s Man Booker prize, won by first-time novelist, Aravind Adiga, we investigate what it is to win a literray award.
FEATURE: The Alternative Guide to London’s
London is preparing for a flood of thousands of artbods pouring into London for Frieze. But there are many other exciting shows to attract curious visitors and get a share of the pie themselves!
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Career profile: Paul Bosco Mceneaney,
Cahoots NI was formed in 2001 by Paul Bosco McEneaney and Zoe Seaton. The Company is based in Northern Ireland and tours original shows for children, its declared aim to “capitalise upon the age-old popularity of magic and illusion as an ...
Career profile: Catherine Roylance,
Catherine Roylance is a publisher and graphic designer for Genesis Publications, the world's leading publisher of signed and numbered limited edition books and fine art prints on modern music, art, sports, and historical manuscripts.
Career profile: Steve Lowe, aquarium director
Steve Lowe is the director of London's aquarium gallery. Steve talks to Arts Hub about why he doesn't have a favourite artist, and how he got to be director of the gallery.
Career profile: Kerry Stewart, gallery manager
Kerry Stewart lives in the Highlands of Scotland and is very involved in the local arts world through her role as Secretary for the Speyside Arts Network and as the Gallery Manager for Still Life Studio Picture Framer & Gallery.
Career profile: Ted Underwood, poet
Ted Underwood hasn't been writing long, but he has already built up a strong reputation as a performance poet and intends to begin work on his first written collection later this year. When not being a poet he works as an English teacher in ...
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MUSICAL MUSINGS MUSICAL THEATRE AND THE
Much has been reported recently of the terrible news that shows are closing at breakneck speed both here and on Broadway. The media declares that the credit crunch is taking its next victim: the musical.
LONDON ON FILM 2008 LONDON FILM FESTIVAL-
The London Film Festival, for all of its attributes, is a logistical nightmare. And this year it was harder than ever.
STET: PUBLISHING NOTES CAN CREATIVE WRITING
How, then, can universities hope to teach a skill that is seemingly so subjective and abstract? Many are cynical about the courses, suggesting that they extract huge fees from students giving the promise of introductions to the world of publishing.
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Would you like to play a part in shaping the future of the North East? The architecture centre for the North East of England is looking for a new Director.
