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Troilus and Cressida at Shakespeare’s Globe: 'A study of toxic masculinity'

4/5 A triumphant and timely look at war, sex and masculinity at the Shakespeare’s Globe

Evening Standard

Toxic male Trojans? Troilus and Cressida leads Shakespeare's Globe summer season

Director Owen Horsley talks to us about his production of Troilus and Cressida as the Globe unveils its summer line-up

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‘We recognise it in this very primal way’: Stephen Fry, Brie Larson, Chris Ofili and more on why we can’t get enough of Greek mythology

Love, death, grief, power, revenge: Greek tragedies get to the essence of the human experience. Here, writers and artists select their favourite plays, music and films inspired by ancient classics, from The Hunger Games to a Santana hit

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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

The Outsider by Jane Casey; White City by Dominic Nolan; The Sequel by Jean Hanff Korelitz; The Fate of Mary Rose by Caroline Blackwood; Ink Ribbon Red by Alex Pavesi

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Bridgerton season 3 ending explained: do Penelope and Colin stay together?

The Bridgerton season 3 ending sees Penelope and Colin's love story come to a dramatic conclusion.

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Bridgerton season 3 episode 6 recap: Colin unearths the shocking truth

Bridgerton season 3 episode 6 sees Colin finally discover the truth about Lady Whistledown's identity.

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Bridgerton season 3 episode 5 recap: Lady Whistledown is unmasked — but there's a twist

Bridgerton season 3 episode 5 sees Colin and Penelope's happiness threatened as the hunt for Lady Whistledown ramps up.

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London leaver: 'I was exhausted by London hustle culture — then I met a farmer from the Cotswolds'

Entrepreneur Samanah Duran was paying £1,600 a month on her West Kensington flat

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Bridgerton season 3 episode 4 recap: Will Penelope marry Colin?

Bridgerton season 3 episode 4 sees Colin and Penelope finally confess their true feelings for one another.

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Bridgerton season 3 episode 3 recap: has Colin lost Penelope forever?

Bridgerton season 3 episode 3 sees Colin realise where his heart really lies.

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Bridgerton season 3 episode 2 recap: the kiss that changes everything!

Bridgerton season 3 episode 2 sees Penelope and Colin grow closer as they share a kiss.

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UK’s Blooming Confetti Fields Draw Crowds Seeking Eco-Friendly Wedding Decor

Real Flower Petal Confetti Company offers natural, biodegradable alternative to traditional confetti

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Shakespeare by numbers: how mathematical breakthroughs influenced the Bard’s plays

Mathematical motifs feature in many of Shakespeare’s most memorable scenes. He lived and wrote in the late 16th century, when new mathematical concepts were transforming perceptions of the world. Part of the role of the theatre was to process the cultural implications of all these changes.

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You can rent the lush cottage from The Holiday on Airbnb

The cottage is the inspiration for Kate Winslet's home featured in the 2006 film as filmmakers recreated it brick-by-brick

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'The Holiday cottage' is on Airbnb - but its owners were unaware of Hollywood significance

Jon and Cressida Bromley say fans turn up to their home to take photos of the building which researchers found, then built brick-by-brick in a studio for the film.

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Damsels in distress: two new Australian novels fail to achieve their literary ambitions

The covers of two new Australian novels, Hydra and Faithless, play into a current design trend in Australian publishing. Faceless women in various states of melodramatic distress – either flung over furniture, or pictured against blurred or monochromatic backgrounds. Arms, hands or long, dishevelled hair conceal their faces. It’s a…

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Without Warning and Only Sometimes: Scenes from an Unpredictable Childhood by Kit de Waal – review

The My Name Is Leon author’s evocative memoir of growing up in 1960s Moseley perfectly captures the dreams and reality of migration to postwar Birmingham

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