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The Guardian
One Who Wants to Cross review – nail-biting dread in a story of desperate migrants
The Guardian
Finborough theatre, LondonThis two-hander, translated from the French, has a hypnotic narrative power as it considers the refugees’ dangerous journeyTwo men stand at opposite ends of the stage. One wants to cross the waters, represented by a mirrored shard on the floor. The other bars his way, demanding money or sounding doubtful warnings of the
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 20:02
The Guardian
‘I’m going to get a beating’ – artist Peter Doig on taking on Cézanne, Renoir, Monet and more
The Guardian
Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep‘It could be a massive failure,” says Peter Doig with a laugh. The 63-year-old painter is worrying about his looming show at the Courtauld Institute of Art. Only very ra
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 16:02
The Guardian
Kareem the Philadelphia horseman stands on his steed: Cian Oba-Smith’s best photograph
The Guardian
‘I call Kareem a horseman as the word cowboy has racist connotations. It’s what enslavers called Black horse handlers – whereas white handlers were cowhands’I came across Philadelphia’s Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club online. Black horsemen hadn’t really seeped into the public consciousness at that time, but as soon as I found a pictu
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 15:02
CBC
Grammy-winning Canadian songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. sells song catalogue to Hipgnosis
CBC
Hot off winning two Grammys on Sunday, Canadian singer-songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. has sold the rights for part of his song catalogue to a prominent music investment company.
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 14:02
The Guardian
Catherine Cohen: Come for Me review – a hilarious social-mediated...
The Guardian
Komedia, BrightonOutrageous comedy, self-glamorising songs and self-ironic ridiculousness in abundance from a comic with a sharp sense of her own daftnessYou mellow with age, they say. So whither, now she’s 31, the comedy of...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 12:02
The Guardian
Moonset review – witchy magic swirls around a sensitive study of teen...
The Guardian
Tron theatre, GlasgowFour girls gather around a pentangle in Maryam Hamidi’s punchy and poetic new play, which captures the vulnerability of adolescenceWhen you see the gang of teenagers who form a midnight coven in Maryam...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 11:02
The Guardian
If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal by Justin Gregg review – the problem with...
The Guardian
A researcher argues that animals understand how to live well better than their too-brainy counterpartsFriedrich Nietzsche claimed that humankind was “a fantastic animal that has to fulfil one more condition of existence than...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 11:02
The Guardian
‘Once in a lifetime’: Ruth Wilson to star in 24-hour show The Second...
The Guardian
Wilson to enact single, seven-minute scene on loop with 100 men to explore gender rolesRuth Wilson has called a new stage role in which she will perform the same scene repeatedly for 24 hours straight an “extraordinary, once...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 10:02
The Guardian
A Spell of Good Things by Ayòbámi Adébáyò review – a nation in...
The Guardian
Violence simmers beneath restrained prose in the follow-up to Stay With Me, a portrait of domestic strife and political tensions in NigeriaAs with her lauded debut Stay With Me, in Ayòbámi Adébáyò’s second novel domestic...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 09:02
The Guardian
It’s no teddy bear’s picnic: the football mascot showing how local...
The Guardian
Giant teddy bear Bordesley is put in charge of Birmingham city council’s £3bn budget in Stan’s Cafe’s fun new production All Our Money“It came from a place of … what is the worst idea you could possibly have for a...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 09:02
The Guardian
Women’s prize to launch annual award for women’s non-fiction writing
The Guardian
The Women’s Prize Trust hopes to make the first award in 2024, after research showed female writers were far less likely than men to be reviewed or win prizes The Women’s prize is to launch a non-fiction award to sit alongside its long-running...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 08:02
The Guardian
A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs by Gulchehra Hoja review – a...
The Guardian
Once the glamorous face of her people on Chinese state TV, the author now lives in the shadow of a superpower’s revengeAs a beautiful young TV star at the turn of the millennium, Gulchehra Hoja was highly valued by the Chinese state. She...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 07:02
The Guardian
Getting high: a drone’s-eye view of the United States – in pictures
The Guardian
During the long periods of pandemic isolation, Stephen Shore rose to the challenge – and shot the arresting US landscape from way up above Continue reading...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 07:02
The Guardian
Donatello review – the Robert Mapplethorpe of the Renaissance
The Guardian
V&A, LondonEverywhere you look, Donatello breaks the rules at this showcase of some of his most sublime sculpturesA god with his trousers down dances maniacally. This bronze statue, known as Attis-Amorino, is blinded by ecstasy, his willy...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 06:02
The Guardian
The Time Traveller’s Wife musical sets a date for London’s West End
The Guardian
With music and lyrics by Dave Stewart and Joss Stone, the show based on Audrey Niffenegger’s bestseller will open in autumnA musical based on Audrey Niffenegger’s The Time Traveller’s Wife, with music and lyrics by Dave Stewart and Joss...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 06:02
The Guardian
Riffs and tutus: Black Sabbath ballet to be staged in Birmingham
The Guardian
Rock band to lend eight songs to the ‘world’s first heavy metal dance experience’ performed by Carlos Acosta’s Birmingham Royal Ballet in SeptemberA ballet soundtracked by the music of Black Sabbath will premiere in September, Birmingham...
mercredi 08 Fevrier 2023 00:02
The Guardian
‘It’s dumb content for smart people’: How Long Gone, the podcast...
The Guardian
It’s got celebrity guests, insiders’ tips, and discussions about post-sobriety friendship. We meet the two hosts who have propelled their podcast to the cutting edge of pop cultureThere are too many podcasts. Every celebrity under the sun has...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 17:02
CBC
Alberta charges pending against Dances With Wolves actor banned from...
CBC
The Dances With Wolves actor facing sexual assault charges in B.C. and Nevada is now accused of offences in Alberta.
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 16:02
The Guardian
Strictly’s Johannes Radebe: ‘At school they said to me, ‘Oh, sissy...
The Guardian
He blazed a trail as the professional half of Strictly’s first all-male dance partnership. Now he’s targeting prejudice in a sizzling show based on his native South Africa“My producers said: ‘You do what you do and just bring joy to...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 16:02
CBC
Vancouver s Skinny Puppy announces final tour dates — but nothing in...
CBC
Canadian industrial rockers Skinny Puppy are embarking on what they are calling their final tour for their 40th anniversary.
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 16:02
The Guardian
Much of a Dutchness: the world’s biggest ever Vermeer show is an unmissable feast
Rijksmuseum, AmsterdamA milkmaid daydreaming, a mistress clutching a letter, a city waking at dawn … Vermeer was a master of the intimate, absorbing moment – and this sublime show frees his glorious visionSeen from above the quayside, across the slowly moving waters of the Schie river full of dark reflections, the distant centre of Delft is hit
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 15:02
The Guardian
Pump Up the Volume: can Christian Slater’s teen movie become a musical...
The Guardian
The 1990 film about high-school rebellion, featuring a jaded late-night DJ, could find a fresh theatre audience in this new age of disillusionmentWatching the macabre 1989 high school movie...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 15:02
CBC
Sudbury, Ont., grandmother still shocked at her Grammys moment with...
CBC
When Reina Lafantaisie thinks back on her experience at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, she still has trouble believing it really happened....
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 13:02
The Guardian
Linck & Mülhahn review – queer costume drama echoes through the ages
The Guardian
Hampstead theatre, LondonRuby Thomas’s play, based on a true story about a married couple in 18th-century Prussia who were tried for sodomy, is tender, musical and funnyFrom Gentleman Jack to...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 12:02
CBC
Comedian Samantha Bee to host Canadian Screen Awards
CBC
Toronto native Samantha Bee is returning home to host the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards. The pre-recorded broadcast will cap off Canadian Screen...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 11:02
The Guardian
Trying to conceive: a photographic journey – in pictures
The Guardian
Melanie Stidolph realised her attempts to become pregnant mirrored the way she was taking pictures – which included inviting birds to trigger the shutter Continue reading...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 07:02
The Guardian
This Other Eden by Paul Harding review – a novel that impresses time...
The Guardian
In Harding’s new book – a tale of racism on an isolated island off the coast of Maine – the Pulitzer prize-winning author’s gifts have found their fullest expressionHalfway through Paul...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 07:02
CBC
Nearly 10 years after rail disaster, Lac-Mégantic residents watch new...
CBC
A new limited series on the Lac-Mégantic rail disaster divides residents of small town where 47 people were killed on July 6, 2013.
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 05:02
The Guardian
The other Monet: impressionist’s brother is star of new exhibition
The Guardian
A Paris show will focus on Claude’s little-known elder sibling Léon Monet and his impressionist collectionThe name Monet conjures up pictures of water lilies, Rouen Cathedral, the Houses of...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 05:02
CBC
This humble DJ and community worker is always on the hunt for new sounds
CBC
Whether he's spinning records or helping people find work, Scott Clyke approaches all he does with passion and humility.
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 04:02
The Guardian
Pamela Anderson to host Pamela’s Cooking with Love, a plant-based cooking show
The Guardian
The long-time vegan actor’s new venture comes amid a wider reckoning over the media and public’s treatment of the former Baywatch starPamela Anderson will host her own cooking show focused on plant-based recipes.Pamela’s...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 01:02
CBC
How does Dolly Parton s song lyrics stack up to her positive persona? A Laurier prof looked into it
CBC
Dolly Parton is one of the most beloved country musicians and radiates positivity in her public life, but does her positive persona match the lyrics of her music? Wilfrid...
mardi 07 Fevrier 2023 00:02
The Guardian
Salman Rushdie says he feels lucky and grateful in first interview since stabbing
The Guardian
Author, 75, who was attacked in August 2022 in upstate New York, stresses importance of US giving asylum to exiled writersSpeaking out for the first time since being stabbed at a literary event in New York last year, the author...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 17:02
The Guardian
A mask of unadorned misery: how Ben Affleck became the world’s biggest meme
The Guardian
In pictures from the Grammys, the superstar once again looks exhausted and overwhelmed. His expression speaks for us allBen Affleck has a life that many of us would kill for. He is rich. He is handsome. He has reached the peak...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 17:02
The Guardian
Stricken by smog: the miraculous, Oscar-tipped film about Delhi’s bird hospital
The Guardian
Years in the making and boasting astonishing footage, All That Breathes tells the extraordinary story of the bodybuilding brothers getting pollution-choked birds flying again. We meet its directorThere is an astonishing moment...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 17:02
CBC
Winnipeg s The Bros. Landreth over the moon with Grammy stage shoutout from Bonnie Raitt
Winnipeg alternative country and folk group The Bros. Landreth got a big thank-you from the legendary Bonnie Raitt during music's biggest night of the year on Sunday.
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 11:02
The Guardian
The Damnation of Faust review – Berlioz’s exemplary evocations of...
The Guardian
Royal Festival Hall, London Edward Gardner and the London Philharmonic offered a timely reminder of Berlioz’s astonishing gifts as a choral and orchestral writerBerlioz’s The Damnation of Faust...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 11:02
The Guardian
Manchester Collective/Bag of Bones review – hauntingly seductive...
The Guardian
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Cardiff Alice Zawadzki’s moving monodrama based on a poem by her grandmother is given depth and substance by the Manchester Collective in a perfect...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 09:02
The Guardian
Picture books for children – reviews
The Guardian
Insects and entomologists inspire two creepy-crawly tales, and a polar bear gets lost in the big smokeWatch out, there are bugs about! Two very different new releases burst with wiggly, swooping...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 09:02
The Guardian
‘Black kids deserve to grow old’: collage legend Deborah Roberts on...
The Guardian
She has spent decades capturing what life is really like for Black Americans. The artist talks about Tyre Nichols – and why she wishes she could move on from this relentless subject matter‘We...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 08:02
The Guardian
Maus Now: Selected Writing, edited by Hillary Chute review – the Maus...
The Guardian
While Philip Pullman and Adam Gopnik illuminate Art Spiegelman’s towering graphic novel, few others in this collection succeed in capturing its spark and sophisticationThis job has taught me to...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 07:02
The Guardian
Beyoncé breaks record for artist with most Grammys in historic ceremony
The Guardian
The singer took home four awards in a night that also saw major wins for Kendrick Lamar, Adele and Harry StylesThe Grammys in pictures: Lizzo, Taylor Swift, Harry Styles and moreBeyoncé has become...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 04:02
CBC
National Arts Centre s 1st Black Out night sparks debate — and backlash
CBC
Changes to how the National Arts Centre is promoting an upcoming night focusing on its Black audience has sparked debate about the federally...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 04:02
CBC
Grammys 2023: Beyoncé makes history, while being shut out of major awards
CBC
Beyoncé Knowles finally got her flowers on Sunday — sort of. Because while the artist finally capped her journey to become the winningest...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 02:02
The Guardian
Laneway festival review – Haim, Phoebe Bridgers and Fred Again try out...
The Guardian
Olympic Park in Homebush is about as far as you can get conceptually from an inner-city laneway – but it was the set times that caused the biggest comedownGet our weekend culture and lifestyle...
lundi 06 Fevrier 2023 01:02
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