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Matthew Bourne has lead a revolution into how we watch dance. LESLEY FINLAY spoke to him to find out what makes him tick...
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LISA DWAN has spent ten years of her career immersed in the works of Samuel Beckett. Ahead of her tour in an acclaimed production of three of his plays, she planned a dinner party with a difference...
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The works of Charles Dickens are a screen writer’s dream – with copious character notes, wonderful storylines and dramatic tales. LESLEY FINLAY attended a series of talks that explored this side of the writer...
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We hear from former Ink Pelletian Laura Woodland who is in the West Country working on Somerfest, a folk festival for young people by young people. The event runs from April 2 and ends with an all-day shindig on April 7th. There are workshops and events to excite and inspire all week. At the helm […]
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Our Keith tackles the not-so tricky subject of why boys do not read...
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Keith Gaines examines Michael Gove's drive to add more facts into the education system. But has the Education Secretary got his facts right..?
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The recent student protests about the rise in tuition fees took our Keith Gaines on a trip down memory lane. Here he discusses how times have been a-changing...
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EDNA HOBBS wonders if the BBC's television adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford has spoilt the experience for theatre-goers. Our reviewer saw the play, which is on tour, at The Lighthouse in Poole...