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King Lear, Theatre Royal Brighton, 7 May

ATG have brought a superb production to Brighton. It is the Lear all need to see, especially if their first

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My good friend Estelle @SkittishLibrary sent me this excellent letter to the editor in The Morning Post in 1818. Forget ice

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I studied at London Metropolitan and one of my lecturers was the excellent Jonathan Moore, now working in the Journalism department

A friend recently sent me this speech by journalist Diep Tran at the recent American Theatre Critics Association conference, focusing