“Gone With The Wind” Revisited
Sarah Lawson considers narrative structures in Margaret Mitchell’s epic novel
Sarah Lawson considers narrative structures in Margaret Mitchell’s epic novel
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews the patron saint of schoolgirls by Liz Berry and Fair’s Fair by Susan Utting
International “cabaret superstars” (Time Out London), and winners of this year’s Adelaide Fringe Best Cabaret award, acclaimed musical comedy duo EastEnd Cabaret are bringing their playfully perverse cabaret style to the hotly-anticipated Priceless London Wonderground for three performances only.
Kim Morrissey reviews Counting Eggs – the new collection by Peter Daniels
“If you want something completely different, musically speaking, you probably need an evening with the unique Plum Busby
Mike Barlow reviews Finns and Amazons – a new collection by Nancy Mattson
The Passion of Pierre Clémenti: European cinema’s christ-devil child. by Helen Donlon. “I hung out in St. Germain. Picking up cigarettes from the street. One day, a guy came up to me and said, ‘Come with me, we need you.’
Writing and directing a short is much harder than it looks. And writing and directing a good short is very, very difficult. In a small amount of time, you have to tell a story.
Ring Ring Bell. Artmusic strikes up the bells of the East End. ‘”Two sticks and an apple,” say the bells of Whitechapel. “Old Father Baldpate,” say the slow bells of Aldgate. “Pray when will that be?” say the bells of Stepney. “I do not know,” says the Great Bell of Bow.’
Exploring Students’ Attitude and Awareness to the Management and Control of Invasive Species on Grand Cayman. A Baseline Study. Most countries know when they are being invaded, but not when it’s by seemingly innocuous creatures like trees or fish.
The Secure Attachment Style
SWiM Cinema, the new global online platform and exclusive distribution channel for original artumentary films is proud to announce its launch with an exclusive screening of its first film, REVEALING MR MAUGHAM.
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