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West End Frame Show
Had the pleasure of joining Andrew Tomlins on his popular industry podcast once again, discussing the Olivier Awards and Black British Theatre Awards. Listen to the West End Frame Show here
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The West End Frame Show
I guest host the popular theatre podcast to discuss the Government’s rescue package, Hamilton, documentaries and more. Listen to the podcast here
Posted in Film, Journalism, Theatre, TV
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Tagged A Chorus Line, andrew tomlins, broadway, coronavirus, dancer, dancing, disney plus, documentary, drive in, every little step, frozen, frozen 2, government, hamilton, into the unknown, leslie odom jr, lin-manuel miranda, listen, musical, news, oliver dowden, play, podcast, the west end frame show, theatre, theatres reopening, west end, west end frame, west end frame show
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Prom 35: Enigma Variations, Royal Albert Hall
Conductor Martyn Brabbins celebrated his 60th birthday in fine fashion: with a new commission for 14 composers to create their own set of orchestral variations on an anonymous theme, mirroring the shape of Elgar’s Enigma Variations. Programme notes from the … Continue reading →
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Tagged bbc, bbc proms, bbc singers, brahms, broadcast, broadwayworld, classical music, elgar, enigma variations, eno chorus, listen, martyn brabbins, prom 35, proms, radio, ralph vaughan williams, review, royal albert hall, scottish symphony orchestra, shakespeare, tv, variations, watch
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Street art, space savers and Caitlin Moran
On my April MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Pick of the month: Space savers The Royal Academy’s Urban Jigsaw competition produces innovative approaches to brownfield development. Don’t miss: Street art Somerset House and A(by)P reclaim graffiti as a path to new thinking. Commuter corner Caitlin … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, benedict cumberbatch, book, brownfield, building, caitlin moran, commute, commuter, competition, development, exhibition, graffiti, housing, law court, listen, london, magazine, moveto, podcast, radiolab, read, royal academy, somerset house, street art, underground, urban jigsaw
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