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By Kate Williams ⋅ August 31, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

This is not a play that spoon feeds its audience, instead it is uncompromising and full of complex ideas

Running until Sunday at the Future Gallery, Cake Britain is the first all-edible art exhibition in the world. Yep: All-edible

By Robyn Burrows ⋅ August 22, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

More than a few of the dedicated Faces fans in the audience were dubious of Hucknall taking over vocal duties

As well as their artistic merits, these maps treat visitors to a unique insight into how people viewed the world in the past

The Doors were not part of the modern phenomenon of bands as comfortable on a photo shoot as they are on stage

The play’s warmer moments and rounded characters are what you leave the theatre thinking about

Labelling it as a ‘Darwin electro-opera’ didn’t do justice to the sheer number of genres that were so perfectly harmonised

Eric Ness and his band turned the flavourless atmosphere on its head with an injection of raw, unadulterated fun

The free carnival begins with a three mile street procession from the Elephant and Castle to Camberwell’s Burgess Park

For all those brave souls eager to surrender themselves into this world of ritualistic ceremony, betrayal and tragedy