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Live Music Review Joe McPhee at Cafe Oto and Kahil El'zabar at Ronnie Scotts

AT CAFE OTO in Dalston, 82-year-old Floridian multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee introduced his performance with the Decoy Quartet by saying: “Thank

Music History

Arts | Wednesday 18th May 2022

Music History Toots Thielemans: the man who ennobled the harmonica

21st Century Poetry

Arts | Tuesday 17th May 2022

21st Century Poetry Throwing Eggs at Thatcher

Theatre Review

Arts | Tuesday 17th May 2022

Theatre Review A revolution not to everybody’s taste

Theatre Review

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Theatre Review A powerful ‘state of the nation’ piece

A classic domestic drama that encompasses the great British elephant in the room - class, writes MAYER WAKEFIELD

Opinion

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Opinion More to Raphael that meets the casual eye

GABRIELE NEHER challenges the facile Pre-Raphaeleites’ perception and opinion of the man who defined the Renaissance Rome

Photography

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Photography Glimpses of social experience

A Sense of Exposure (photography by Ian Currie)
The Hive Coffee House
Blackpool

Theatre Review:

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Theatre Review: Deeply moving reflections on female desire

The Patient Gloria
Theatre Royal

Musical Review

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Musical Review Time to don your Stetson Cattleman and join the melee

SIMON PARSONS is captivated by a charming zest of an intelligently reworked Rodgers and Hammerstein classic

Music

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Music Album reviews with Chris Sealre: May 17, 2022

Mario Laginha
Jangada
Edition Records
★★★★

Book Review

Sunday 15th May 2022

Book Review Old rebels in new guises

A book that encourages latter day Robin Hoods to terrorise the capitalists will hopefully be welcomed with open arms, hopes JAMIE JOHNSON

BOOKS

Friday 13th May 2022

BOOKS ‘Challenges posed by a world in which race matters’

GORDON PARSONS recommends a book that will keep the reader, black or white, fully engaged and, as importantly, self-questioning

Book Review

Friday 13th May 2022

Book Review ‘To betray you must first belong’

NICK WRIGHT recommends a affectionate portrayal of a relationship and times of two most remarkable communists

Theatre Review

Friday 13th May 2022

Theatre Review A chilling portrayal of Heinrich Himmler

Arts

Live Music Review Joe McPhee at Cafe Oto and Kahil El'zabar at Ronnie Scotts

AT CAFE OTO in Dalston, 82-year-old Floridian multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee introduced his performance with the Decoy Quartet by saying: “Thank

Music History Toots Thielemans: the man who ennobled the harmonica

21st Century Poetry Throwing Eggs at Thatcher

Theatre Review A revolution not to everybody’s taste

Theatre Review A powerful ‘state of the nation’ piece

A classic domestic drama that encompasses the great British elephant in the room - class, writes MAYER WAKEFIELD

Opinion More to Raphael that meets the casual eye

GABRIELE NEHER challenges the facile Pre-Raphaeleites’ perception and opinion of the man who defined the Renaissance Rome

Photography Glimpses of social experience

A Sense of Exposure (photography by Ian Currie)
The Hive Coffee House
Blackpool

A Sense of Exposure (photography by Ian Currie)
The Hive Coffee House
Blackpool

Theatre Review: Deeply moving reflections on female desire

The Patient Gloria
Theatre Royal

The Patient Gloria
Theatre Royal

Musical Review Time to don your Stetson Cattleman and join the melee

SIMON PARSONS is captivated by a charming zest of an intelligently reworked Rodgers and Hammerstein classic

Music Album reviews with Chris Sealre: May 17, 2022

Mario Laginha
Jangada
Edition Records
★★★★

Mario Laginha
Jangada
Edition Records
★★★★

Book Review Old rebels in new guises

A book that encourages latter day Robin Hoods to terrorise the capitalists will hopefully be welcomed with open arms, hopes JAMIE JOHNSON

BOOKS ‘Challenges posed by a world in which race matters’

GORDON PARSONS recommends a book that will keep the reader, black or white, fully engaged and, as importantly, self-questioning

Book Review ‘To betray you must first belong’

NICK WRIGHT recommends a affectionate portrayal of a relationship and times of two most remarkable communists

Theatre Review A chilling portrayal of Heinrich Himmler

SIMON PARSONS reviews an exploration of an infamous psychopath forced to judge his own actions

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