Arts
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Is it a sin to play gay when you’re straight?
There was an interesting, yet unresolved, debate recently, concerning casting gay actors in gay roles… A few weeks back, after…
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Send in the clowns, not the gunboats
As the capital and other parts of the UK were once again plunged into more stricter Covid-19 restrictions, pubs, restaurants,…
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Not so Misérable after all?
The West End is a sad place right now… Symptomatic of the distress, The Sondheim in Shaftesbury Avenue, which, until…
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To act or not to act?
The dictionary defines the word ‘actor’ as someone who pretends to be someone else while performing in a film, play,…
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Artemisia breathes life into London’s art scene
Art is back just in time for a nation greedy for both escapism and a way of seeing sense of…
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Not even James Bond can save Cineworld now
After the disappointment that was Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, I have been eagerly-awaiting the release of the new James Bond film,…
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The latest way to be progressive: burning books
JK Rowling’s new book Troubled Blood is quite literally hot off the press… If you want to be on the…
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In defence of the BBC
Auntie’s Director-General Tony Hall says the BBC needs wider diversity of opinion. It’s there already, says Simon Zonenblick… During lockdown…
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Stella Perrett illustrates the mood of the moment
The hugely talented Stella Perrett illustrates the mood of the moment exclusively for uncancelled… Stella has worked in the ‘British…
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Why my father “cancelled” Jane Fonda (and Frank Sinatra)…
It’s 1979. I am nine years old. I see a television advertisement for a movie called the China Syndrome, a…
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