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THEATRE – Sirens is a roar for the silent minorities

Entertainment

Guest - August 3, 2018

BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI Plucking brilliant! Sirens is a roar for the silent minorities, with guts, glitter and gumption. You need it in...

FILM – Feelgood movie proves nature isn’t all red in tooth and claw

Reviews

Jean West - July 16, 2018

BY JEAN WEST EATEN By Lions is the story of two half-brothers with a complicated past - namely that their parents came to a sticky...

Choose Broadway. Choose Trainspotting. Choose to storm out, disgusted. Choose a lawyer…

News

Deadline News Journalist - July 11, 2018

AN American theatre-goer was so disgusted by Trainspotting live that she stormed out, screaming: "We are decent people!" The woman even threatened to involve lawyers...

FILM – Study of family grief takes wing on bohemian and elegant movie debut

Festival Fringe

Jean West - July 4, 2018

By JEAN WEST AWARD-winning writer/director, Priscilla Cameron, weaves a visually vibrant tale of everyday tragedy in The Butterfly Tree, her first feature debut. From the outset...

SCULPTURE – An out of this world art experience with huge gravitational pull

Entertainment

Jean West - June 4, 2018

As it celebrates its 10th anniversary, JEAN WEST discovers exactly why Jupiter Artland sculpture park holds such a power of attraction THE ROAD to Jupiter...

Restaurant boss hailed a hero after ordering “entitled idiots” to stop picnicking in his eaterie

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Deadline News Journalist - February 16, 2018

A RESTAURANT manager has been hailed a hero after he ordered "entitled idiot" customers to stop using his business for their picnic. Michael Dee was...

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