Can the Women of the World help make Rotherham a place that is kinder to women and girls? @BenDowell talks to Jude Kelly about this weekend's festival thetimes.co.uk/article/jude-…
“Compared with some comedians, I’m pretty laid-back and pretty straightforward,”@EdGambleComedy talks to @alicevjones on his career and becoming the new host for @TVsPointless
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"Otello is one of the toughest sings in the tenor repertory, not to mention dramatically demanding. Ultimately Russell Thomas does a fine job at drawing us into the antihero’s demise", writes @Becca_JF21 on Otello at the Royal Opera House
★★★☆☆
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"Do I think Avery is a first-class artist? No, I don’t. Did I leave wide-eyed and dazzled, the way you do after a day of too much sun on the beach? I did, I did", writes Laura Freeman on the Milton Avery exhibition @royalacademy
★★★★☆
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"Sedaris is often serious, although always undercut by humour that is unapologetically misanthropic, and always self-deprecating", writes @AllanRadcliffe on @davidsedaris live @theusherhall
★★★★☆
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Oscar-winner Dame #JudiDench shares stories behind some of her greatest performances in her sixty year long career by Jonathan Dean
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"In a flawless cast, Stephen Kennedy’s Trinculo and Gary Sefton’s Stephano supply the hearty comic interludes. All in all, it’s a pleasure to hear verse delivered with such clarity", writes @CliveDavisUK on The Tempest @TheatreRBath
★★★★☆
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"No chance of singing along in Rossini’s La donna del lago, it requires four of the main characters to deliver something like 16 notes a second for long stretches", writes @RichmoMusic on La donna del lago @BuxtonFestival plus a review on Gypsy
★★★★☆
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"We see him combine flair, nous and stroppiness to win three Wimbledon singles titles in 1981, 1983 and 1984, becoming the best player in the world", writes @edpotton on interviewing tennis legend, @JohnMcEnroe about his new documentary #McEnroethetimes.co.uk/article/john-…
"Like a moth returning to the flame, 52 years after the original film, she is again playing Roberta, now a grandmother in The Railway Children Return," writes @aoconnell on interviewing #JennyAgutter on her reprised role as Roberta Waterbury
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"It is 20 years since their debut album. Turn On the Bright Lights became a key influence on a future generation of gloomy indie rockers with an over reliance on dry ice and effects pedals," writes @Willjhodgkinson on the return of @Interpolthetimes.co.uk/article/inter…
"This fascinating behind-the-scenes documentary about the campaign to free Julian Assange is ultimately undone by the difficulty of its central subject", writes @KevinTMaher on #ithaka
★★★☆☆
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"An improbable premise and some dubious gender stereotyping are easily overcome by the British actress Sally Phillips and a buoyant sense of fun", writes @KevinTMaher on How to Please a Woman
★★★☆☆
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