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Tag: Arts Review
A Pan***ic Play brings the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to the UK stage
For much of the theatre industry, COVID-19 has been treated ...
The Traitors just exposed how racist and ableist the UK really is
Just two episodes in, and fans of The Traitors are ...
‘Lullaby’ reaches #5 in UK chart, raises £70k for Palestine
Lullaby, a deeply moving song by Palestinian singer Nai Barghouti, ...
The class glass ceiling in the film industry has just been exposed
The UK film industry has historically and systemically failed to ...
Mounia Akl on love, exile and Lebanon’s Oscar entry A Sad and Beautiful World
Better known as a director (Costa Brava Lebanon, more recently ...
Breaking video: Palestine 36 wins top prize at Tokyo International Film Festival
Palestine 36 has won the Grand Prix at the Tokyo ...
An ode to Khartoum amidst media blackout
Nearing the tail end of a successful festival run where ...
Politics, love and fearlessness: the legacy of the late D’Angelo
During his 1979 New York Times interview with prolific writer ...
Bad Lads: a harrowing story of how Thatcher’s government sent boys to hell
Content warning: this article continues descriptions of physical and sexual ...
Equity tells the Canary that right-wing backlash to Hunchback of Notre Dame concerns is “ridiculous”
A production of a famous play has received backlash from ...
New Michael Rosen book shows the power words have to “fight the nightmare” of genocide normalisation
National treasure Michael Rosen has a beautiful ability to mix ...
Mask for Pleasure: at-risk US Covid-impacted artists launch archive in Germany
Some artworks respond to the urgency of moment. Others make ...
The largest exhibition of art by disabled people this century is about to go on a virtual tour
Disabled-led arts organisation Disability Arts Online (DAO) has announced the ...
Eric Bogosian’s ‘Humpty Dumpty’ returns as a haunting COVID parable — 25 years later
Some plays tell you where you are. Others wait for ...
Benjamin Zephaniah Day: a celebration, but a call to activism too
Although I had seen Benjamin Zephaniah before on TV, the ...
“Wake Up and Smell the C*VID: An evening without Eric Bogosian”: new play takes aim at NYC mask ban and more
I keep writing about collapse, but I think it’s writing ...
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