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Forced Entertainment: Cold Sweat – Southbank Centre, London
8+ hour, 21+ min ago (517+ words) Writer: Tim Etchells Cold Sweat, performed by Forced Entertainment, is drastic, comical and absurd. Yet, the Sheffield-based company known for its mission of playing with possibilities in theatre and performance somehow manages to use the oddity of it all to…...
The ultimate guide to vase styling from $30 finds to artisan glass
9+ hour, 8+ min ago (140+ words) A round-up of the best vases for fruit, foliage or flowers, from handmade ceramics to jewel-toned glass. Where to buy: KEY PIECE The Serax “Owl” vase ($128 from Finnish Design Shop) keeps a watchful eye; Louise Roe “Grande Balloon” vase, $509; Stahl…...
Review: End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland, Barbican
11+ hour, 55+ min ago (651+ words) Everything Theatre A dazzling, immersive spectacle that’ll have you questioning your own dreams for the foreseeable future. If sex is a dessert (nice when you have it, fine when you don’t), then Philippe Decouflé’s stage adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s novel…...
Bond, Oasis, ‘Elsinore', 'Digger' Deconstructed & ‘Artificial’
12+ hour, 38+ min ago (217+ words) Welcome to Saturday morning — it’s time for your long-form Deadline digest! There was a hush when Ian Charleson appeared on the National Theatre’s Olivier Theatre stage as Hamlet, having taken over the role from Daniel Day Lewis in Richard Eyre’s…...
Review: THE HERD/LESS, Sadler’s Wells East
13+ hour, 1+ min ago (340+ words) Costumes (Mamela Nyamza, Xolani Mawande & Shiba Sopotela) are vibrant and individualistic, providing stark contrast to the regimented herd, controlled and acting with military singularity. As THE HERD/LESS is exposed to the light, costumes shimmer and flow with the increased…...
Terracotta Paint Changed This Old Dresser, but Two Drawers Got a Botanical Pattern
12+ hour, 54+ min ago (499+ words) Pale paint once covered this wide chest of drawers from its rounded frame to six flat drawer fronts. Small holes marked where the old hardware had been removed, while curved corners and raised legs gave the piece a shape worth…...
End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland review at the Barbican Theatre, London
21+ hour, 3+ min ago (91+ words) The Stage The Stage: On Tour Training & Drama Schools End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland review Read this article for free! Join over 100,000 theatremakers who rely on The Stage for trusted news, reviews, and insight. More from this Author…...
Fashion shows and swap shops in Crystal Palace this week
13+ hour, 29+ min ago (220+ words) Crystal Palace Hub Sustainable Fashion Week – which in fact runs for a fortnight – is entering its second week, with its fashionably creative approach to community and one of the highlights of the festival tonight, with a big fashion show at…...
Nottingham inspired me to create miniature models of cakes and carrots - and now I'm on a hit BBC show
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (628+ words) Nottingham artist, Esha Bijutkar The city of Nottingham has been a major inspiration for an artist who keeps things small and stunning - and she is now set to appear on a hit BBC show. Esha Bijutkar started her art journey…...
Campaigner’s bid to launch leather school after museum fight
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (398+ words) Walsall Leather Museum campaigner, Lauren Broxton, July 2026(Image: LDRS / Rachel Alexander) A leading campaigner in the fight to keep Walsall Leather Museum at its historic location has decided to launch a leather school in the town. Lauren Broxton, a leather…...