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Staff writer Charmaine Tan reviews “Further than the Furthest Thing”, a play about islanders struggling with their identity and sense of belonging, which similarly...
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Staff writer Mina Yasar tells us about the best galleries that are presenting at this year’s London Art Fair. As we are approaching the...
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‘The Theatre Cafe Diner’ will be opening in Summer 2022, with singing waiters from your favourite West End shows and performances that are not...
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Roar writer Kiren Graziano reviews “Big Fishâ€, a recent production from the King’s Musical Theatre Society. John August and Andrew Lippa’s “Big Fishâ€, directed by...
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Roar writer Mia Williams on the Oscars 2022, a night full of memorable moments including the controversial incident between actor Will Smith and comedian...
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Roar writer Phoebe Smart reviews Andrew Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of “Cinderella”. Theatre is back, and so is our Lord and Saviour Sir Andrew Lloyd...
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Roar writer Keir Holmes reviews “The Art of Chaos”, a new London exhibition by Illuminati Neon which celebrates the Punk subculture that emerged in...
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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman reviews Disney’s 2021 “Cruella”. Emma Stone’s cool coldness makes for an endearing “Cruella” in this fashionable and classy prequel. The...
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Roar writer Jess Smith reviews Clubhouse, an audio-only platform launched in 2020. Over the Summer of 2020, I heard whisperings about a new platform...
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Contemporary artists are taking up internet memes and glitch sequences in a political economy to disseminate commentary on a digital landscape. A new pathway...
