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Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Water Colour / For Dolores / Badgers
 Water Colour ★★★★Milly Sweeney’s powerful two-hander comes to one of the Fringe’s highest-profile venues bearing prestigious awards…
Music Reissues Weekly: Absolute Grey - CBGB’s 1985
Although the sound quality is slightly boxy, the opening track on CBGB’s 1985 is a treat. “Gardens” is on a line between first-album Rain…
FLO's idea of 'Therapy at the Club' is grittier than its R&B gloss suggests
On first impressions, London vocal trio FLO’s music can seem very familiar. Their sound has always been that of American R&B rooted…
CATS, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre review - a contemporary makeover gives this classic added lustre
It’s three typical cat-lives since Andrew Lloyd Webber and Trevor Nunn staged TS Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats as a musical.…
The Summer Book review - the perfect end of summer film
Director Charlie McDowell's The Summer Book is a beautiful, somewhat wistful film that follows the residents of a tiny Finnish island (…
BBC Proms: Oberon, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Elder review - the sublime and the ridiculous
Poor Oberon! An opera scorned so long as weird and silly,A mash-up of outlandish tales all chucked in willy-nilly.Now brave Sir Mark (…
Fourth album from Rotherham's The Reytons is 'A Love Letter to a Broken Town' - and it is
Comparatively speaking, Rotherham appears in the news more than most British towns of an equivalent size. And much of that news is not good…
BBC Proms: The Songs of Graceland review - an all-dancing party
Last night's BBC Prom was a celebration – of 40 years since the release of Paul Simon’s triumphant album Graceland in August 1986. Before…
Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography, Dulwich Picture Gallery review - a humdinger of a show
Spanning a hundred years, the Dulwich Picture Gallery's show of American photography is a twofold delight. Most of the great names are…
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VINYL OF THE MONTHJohn R Miller The Great Unknowing (Rounder) Image John R Miller’s…

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