Artists who inspire me: Celebrating Black History Month through artwork
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What’s onstage at the National Theatre this social season?
Aanya Sisodia
Nov. 1
Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya brings a new life in its new version at the Loft Theatre
Harriet Curry
Oct. 31
O’Casey Revisited: Juno and the Paycock at the Gieguld Theatre
Naoise McDevitt
Oct. 30
The New Real: A tense exploration on the politics of power
Amory Fathi
Oct. 28
Where do our loyalties lie? Just Stop Oil and the value of art
Ruby Deakin
Oct. 27
Behind the curtain: Magic in the making at MTW’s Tick, Tick… Boom! Sitzprobe
Matthew Randell
Oct. 23
Rome-ing around in Parisian chic: Emily in Paris season four fashion commentary
Aanya Sisodia
Oct. 11
Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of ‘The Conspiracy Tour’
Abigail Mableson
Oct. 9
Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
Hannah Colechin
Oct. 8
Can pop lyrics be poetry? The secret combination behind Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department’s momentous success
Emma Willock
Oct. 7
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