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theartsdesk Radio Show 38 - with film-maker and WOMAD originator Mark Kidel
The latest in Peter Culshaw’s occasional radio shows with a global music bent is a post-WOMAD chat with one of its originators, who…
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Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Matt Forde / Spencer Jones / Larry Dean
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BBC Proms: Berlioz Requiem, LSO, Pappano review - maximal orchestra and chorus, musical minimalism
So much has vanished from my memory of the time I had a half-season Arena Proms pass back in 1982, but not the performance of Berlioz's…
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 review: Mayflies
Andrew O’Hagan’s 2020 novel Mayflies had a memorable television treatment in 2022, and a brand new stage adaptation – to which the writer…
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