Jacob Epstein and Blackpool

Art Reviews

Jacob Epstein and Blackpool

No Comments 23 August 2010

Midway through its showing at Blackpool’s Grundy Art Gallery is the insightful, Jacob Epstein and Blackpool exhibition. This display tells the story of the controversial sculptor Jacob Epstein and his ground-breaking statue ‘Adam’, which was displayed in the holiday town throughout the summer of 1939. The exhibition examines through the media of press clippings, photography, [...]

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Fantasies, Follies and Disasters: The Prints of Francisco de Goya

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Fantasies, Follies and Disasters: The Prints of Francisco de Goya

1 Comment 01 June 2010

There is still chance to catch a glimpse into Manchester Art Gallery’s impressive collection of over 90 Goya prints. The Fantasies, Follies and Disasters exhibition has been running since August, with a new display of 30 prints on show from early this year. Displayed in Gallery 11, which usually hosts the small and changing exhibitions, [...]

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State of Play: 1984, Royal Exchange Theatre

Articles, Theatre Reviews

State of Play: 1984, Royal Exchange Theatre

No Comments 16 March 2010

A stage-adaptation of Orwell's apocalyptic vision, 1984, is showing at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre until the end of March

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North West At The Edge

Art Reviews, Articles

North West At The Edge

No Comments 04 March 2010

Touring exhibition, 'At The Edge', explores British art between 1950-2000 from the perspective of four influential north west galleries

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Martina Cole’s Two Women at Theatre Royal

News, Theatre Reviews

Martina Cole’s Two Women at Theatre Royal

1 Comment 01 March 2010

The story of Susan Dalston could not have been staged anywhere else – Martina Cole’s Two Women fits perfectly with the Theatre Royal, Stratford’s first permanent playhouse since 1884. As Artistic Director Kerry Michael puts it: “Her authentic East End voice and passion for strong female characters makes this perfect material for us to explore [...]

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Royal Academy offers a fresh approach to an old master

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Royal Academy offers a fresh approach to an old master

No Comments 02 February 2010

The Royal Academy's new exhibition tracing Vincent van Gogh's short-lived but prodigious artictic career through his passion for letter-writing has set the standard for 2010

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Katalin Varga

Film Reviews

Katalin Varga

1 Comment 12 January 2010

British director Peter Strickland’s debut feature is a stunning piece of work. Made on 16mm film and produced independently it was picked up by Libra productions and screened at the Berlin Film Festival where it was also nominated for the Golden Bear. Shot in the Transylvanian region of Romania, the story concerns a middle-aged woman [...]

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Where the Wild Things Are

Film Reviews

Where the Wild Things Are

No Comments 07 January 2010

Spike Jonze’s latest directorial effort has been surrounded by much intrigue and inevitably much hype. Since his two collaborations with writer Charlie Kaufmann, Being John Malkovich and Adaptation, Jonze has amassed a cult following. So when word first got out that he had been chosen to adapt Maurice Sendak’s beloved children’s book Where the Wild [...]

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Kiyotsune & Pagoda: Noh visits London

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Kiyotsune & Pagoda: Noh visits London

2 Comments 15 December 2009

The 20th century literary critic Shklovsky considered the purpose of all art to be that of rendering things unfamiliar, strange and distant. Brecht thought this is necessary in theatre in order to make the audience critically aware of what is happening on stage. Unlike the dynamics of conventional entertainment – where individuals are encouraged to [...]

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Grimm Tales

Theatre Reviews

Grimm Tales

No Comments 14 December 2009

Fairy tales are currently appearing in theatres up and down the country; the British pantomime tradition takes popular fairy tales and dresses them up with men in drag, girls dressed as boys, slapstick, songs and the compulsory cries of ‘it’s behind you’. But if you like your fairy tales a little darker Grimm Tales at [...]

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