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The State Ballet of Georgia to perform Swan Lake in unique visits to London and Dublin

Graham Watts2 years ago2 years ago

Despite being one of the world’s most accomplished and thrilling dance companies, The State Ballet of Georgia has never appeared…

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Editorial: A new approach to star ratings

Jim Keaveney2 years ago2 years ago

As we launch The Arts Dispatch we are also changing our approach to review ratings What’s in a star rating?…

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Michael Sheen wants you to turn your phone off (and I do too)

Jim Keaveney4 years ago2 years ago

Michael Sheen in Under Milk Wood. Photo: John Persson. Michael Sheen is mid-speech, mid-performance, on the Olivier Stage at the…

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