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One of them was The School Of Life.
The brainchild of Sophie Howarth,
formerly a curator at Tate Modern,
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In his own words, Max Olesker left the 2011 Edinburgh
Festival Fringe with “a gammy foot and an
Edinburgh Comedy Award” after truly going the
extra mile last August.
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  With his distinctive images of pre-war Jewish communities, from brides to fiddlers, Marc Chagall was an obvious influence on director Adrian Schvarstein’s Circus Klezmer.
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Since their conception at the end
of the 2000s, neo-cabaret duo
Bourgeois And Maurice have
needed little more than a piano and
some fabulous costumes to stage a show.
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It's somewhat disconcerting for an interviewer
to be told that their subject is taping
their conversation, because he and many of
the people featured in his work have received
death threats owing to what they have said, or
been accused of saying.
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There is a moment when
everyone who picks up
James Joyce’s masterwork
Ulysses realises it is going to be a
much harder read than they first
thought.
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           <title>A Dirty Martini With Evelyn Waugh</title>
           
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Back in the days before interactive computer missions that took
up more than 24 hours of game play, there were the Choose Your
Own Adventure books.
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When it comes to choosing his
biographical subjects, cultural
historian Ian Kelly seems to
have two things on his mind: sex and food.
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Young writers are told to tackle what they know.
Kate Tempest has done exactly that for her
debut play, Wasted.
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