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Roald Dahl’s fabulously lurid stories translate well to musical theatre, and since the runaway suc (...Read More)

I’m ambivalent about pop-ups. I want to like them, to buy into the democratisation of the food bus (...Read More)

It’s 21 years since Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting became every teenage boy’s favourite movie. Hi (...Read More)

In Jackie, blood clings to the First Lady like it does to Lady Macbeth. It stains her powder-pink sk (...Read More)

Part of the joy of video games is that they can offer a level of control that’s so often lacking f (...Read More)

Isaac McHale was such a rebellious Young Turk that while he was still cheffing at the Ledbury, he ra (...Read More)

For his fourth outing behind the camera, Ben Affleck sets his sights on the gangster epic, a genre t (...Read More)

Perhaps it takes a woman to really grasp the nuances of the modern man. French playwright Yasmina Re (...Read More)

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