The Way I See It
The shipyard painter, political activist and razor-sharp cartoonist Bob Starrett has just written a new book The Way I See It on his eventful life and times. Below we reprint one of his stories and review an essential read
La Boheme
ENO's production of La Boheme is a triumph,
Twenty8K (15)
Directed by David Kew and Neil Thompson
Tuesday 11 September 2012
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EmailGreed, power, political corruption, prostitution and murder are at the centre of this taut urban thriller set in East London during the run up to the Olympics.
In it Parminder Nagra plays a Paris-based fashion executive who returns to Britain to prove her teenage brother’s innocence when he is charged with a fatal gang shooting.
Her quest she uncovers a deadly conspiracy which leads all the way to the heart of government.
This is a slick, well produced British crime drama which punches above its weight due in part to Nagra’s tenacious and compelling performance.
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