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The GuardianThe extraordinary life of Josephine Baker, looked back on in 1986
The singer, dancer, superstar and (as it later turned out) spy had been the toast of Paris in the 1920s
- Manchester Evening News
BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans fume as 'stunning' performance 'ruined' by one thing
'Well we know what the singer wasn’t made for…'
- People
Pink Raves About 'Theater Kid' Daughter Willow as They Meet “The Great Gatsby” Broadway Cast: 'She is Obsessed'
The singer took her daughter Willow, 13, to see the Broadway show in footage posted on Instagram on Oct. 4
- Daily Echo
Theatre company wants the public to help them make a show
The Bunkum Ensemble wants members of the public to help them create a new show at The Point in Eastleigh.
- The Guardian
Boy whose Mousetrap show at school led to legal threat joins West End cast
Alasdair Buchan, who directed his version aged 11 in 1997, will play mysterious stranger in long-running whodunnit
- The Bolton News
"It's definitely his": Banksy-style town centre art discovered
A Banksy-style piece of art has been spotted in Bolton town centre and it’s sparking rumours as to whether it could be the man himself.
- Manchester Evening News
The man who kept a £1m Lowry under his bed
'Even though I knew nothing about art at the time I built up an international business'
- The Guardian
Emma D’Arcy: ‘I’m desperate for a sword on House of the Dragon next season’
The actor on modernising the Greek myths, performing opposite a tennis ball, and how their love of a negroni went viral
- The Telegraph
‘Unacceptable’ shopfront in Britain’s most picturesque town must be repainted
A planning row has erupted in a Georgian conservation area after the council ordered an orange and blue shopfront to be repainted.
- The Guardian
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Frontiers: Choreographers of Canada review – dreamscapes and new realities
Christopher Wheeldon’s international hit returns home as thrilling as ever. Plus: three contrasting works by the National Ballet of Canada
- Evening Standard
What to drink at the newly revived Beaumont? Douglas Blyde masters the menu
Douglas Blyde has a surreal night out at hotel’s Magritte bar
- Glasgow Times
I saw Les Misérables: The Arena Spectacular at The Hydro - my verdict
Cameron Mackintosh’s Les Misérables: The Arena Spectacular rolled into Glasgow’s Hydro as part of its monumental world tour, and the massive production did not disappoint.
- The Guardian
Paul Rudolph: the artful architect who inspired Foster and Rogers
The US architect designed brutalist buildings vast and small across Asia and America – including his own 27-floor Manhattan apartment. A new exhibition highlights a queer sensibility beneath the crewcut
- Swindon Advertiser
Wyvern Theatre announces upcoming shows into new year
Swindon's Wyvern Theatre has announced several more shows for over the next few months.
- Deadline
Broadway To Dim Lights At Select Theaters For Gavin Creel While Petitioners Call For Full Tribute – Update
Select Broadway theaters will dim their lights for the late Gavin Creel at a date and time being coordinated with his family, the Broadway League said today. Creel’s death from a rare and aggressive cancer at age 48 on September 30 has prompted a massive and continuing outpouring on social media of love and heartbreak …
- Manchester Evening News
The incredible views of Greater Manchester lost to time
"Flicking through these photos lets you take flight over 1930s England, to see the changing face of the country in the interwar period."
- The Packet - Falmouth
Meet the 20-year-old artist behind Newquay's stunning fisherman mural
The young artist behind the painting has said she is “proud” to be involved in the project.
- The Independent
The Strictly stars with previous dance experience, from Tasha Ghouri to JB Gill
Featuring a professionally-trained commercial dancer and theatre school graduate
- Evening Standard
Strictly professionals to transform into Despicable Me minions for movie week
Kai Widdrington will dress as the grouchy former supervillain Gru.
- The Guardian
The week in theatre: Giant; Roots; Look Back in Anger – review
John Lithgow as Roald Dahl towers over Nicholas Hytner’s production of an extraordinary debut play; Morfydd Clark finds her voice in a Wesker revival; and a John Osborne staging is a step backward