A controversial West End theatre production about race, identity and sexuality in 21st century America will put on two nights for black-only audiences to watch the play "free from the white gaze".
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The National Theatre bookshop epitomises the BBC-ification of 'Culture' into a Public Sphere melange. A new play, The Motive and the Cue, avoids this trap, but still ultimately fails, says J Sorel.
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A new West End production of the Wizard Of Oz has been blasted for going woke and turning capitalism into the villain of the piece.
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David McWilliams and I sat down in front of a splendid, heartwarming, boisterous Kilkenomics audience to talk about Technofeudalism but also Ukraine, Britain and Europe. The ersatz audio recording is not of the highest quality (sorry!) but it is not terrible either (especially if you have a good headset). Apologies for this but one of […]
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world. 1. Natwest to pay for hormone replacement therapy UK bank NatWest announced this week that in the future they would be paying for any of …
Joanna Sharp So what do we do on a weekend evening of the New Normal? ‘To Vac or Novak. That is the Question.’ The exhausting two years under the regime of ‘science-led’ lockdowns and other ‘health’ measures officially aimed at containing the spread, or even more ambitiously, eradicating Covid 19 (which by the standards of …
A découvrir du 10 mars au 03 avril à Paris au Théâtre du Rond-Point, le nouveau spectacle de Christophe Alévêque, appelé Vieux Con, tout un programme ! Ce quinquagénaire serait-il devenu un vieux con de son époque ? C'est plus compliqué que ça. Car il n'est pas un défenseur du « c'était mieux avant » mais plutôt un nostalgique de la rébellion, un angoissé d'une société où, « au nom de notre bien », on réduirait nos libertés. Alors Alévêque s'amuse à faire crier « non » au public et à lui demander s'il y a « des (...)
"Entre ces deux hommes aux pensées si différentes mais qu'une même passion idéale avait conduits au même endroit du monde, la discussion se poursuivait interminablement... le pilpoul." (Tharaud, An prochain, 1924, p.217). Source : https://www.cnews.fr/emission/2020-09-27/eric-zemmour-face-alain-bauer-…
