Freedom of expression in art does not excuse offending religion
Since August 2018, the Haifa Museum of Art in Israel has hosted an exhibition entitled ‘Sacred Goods’. The exhibition explores the...
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Hamildrops and the 44th President
Mischa Alexander
Feb. 10
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Jessie Kolvin
Feb. 9
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Isabel Alexander
Feb. 8
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Rhys Clarke
Feb. 8
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Sarah Staniforth
Feb. 7
“Undoubtedly clever”: review of Belgrade Theatre’s ‘Octopus Soup!’
Reece Goodall
Feb. 6
In defence of opera
Alex Byrne
Feb. 5
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