Some ‘Citizen Kane’ in us all
Undoubtedly one reason why Orson Wells’ 1941 film ‘Citizen Kane’ is considered to be one of the best films of...
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Review: Chris Goode & Company present ‘Weaklings’ at Warwick Arts Centre
Emily Dunford
Oct. 10
Ink is inspirational at Leamington exhibition ‘Inked Palette’
Sophie Dudhill
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Review: Andy Parsons, Live and Unleashed – but Naturally Cautious
Emily Dunford
Oct. 10
Belgrade presents meta-theatrical classic ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
Rachel Brooks
Oct. 1
Review: The Loft theatre presents ‘The Hollow Crown’
Catherine Lyon
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‘Hamlet’ at the Barbican – ‘Too much madness, not enough method’
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Shambala: the magical multi-dimensional festival
Rachel Brooks
Sep. 4
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