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  • 94 ELEMENTS COME TO LIFE

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  • GOOD, GOOD, GOOD VIBRATIONS

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    This Season: Tim de Lisle looks forward to the ageless sound of the Beach Boys, back on tour in their jubilee year...  read more »


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  • TOO LOUCHE FOR THE DRUMS

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    This Season: Tim de Lisle recommends the raw tenderness of Simone Felice, a natural frontman with a new solo album...    read more »


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  • "TRISHNA" FINDS HARDY IN INDIA

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    This Season: Nicholas Barber recommends Michael Winterbottom's new film, which sets "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" in contemporary Mumbai...
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  • MANHATTAN MEMES ON CAMERA

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    This Season: Cintra Wilson applauds a new documentary about a fashion photographer with an incorruptible eye...
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  • A CHERUBIC CHOREOGRAPHER

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    This Season: Julie Kavanagh picks a new ballet by the young choreographer Liam Scarlett that's inspired by the Camden Town Murder...  read more »


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  • THE PING'S THE THING

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    This Season: Michael Church recommends catching the percussionist Colin Currie on either side of the Atlantic...  read more »


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  • RAW, SMART AND DARK

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    This Season: for our theatre highlight, Emily Bobrow picks the British premiere of "Red Light Winter", a love triangle that's set in Amsterdam...
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