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How the funny and feminist fashion in 'Palm Royale' further the storytelling

“Palm Royale” made a splash in its first season with a starry cast, high production values, and its ubiquitous grasshopper cocktail

The Independent UK

Trouble in Tahiti review – vibrant staging of Bernstein’s one-acter of marital discord

Mid Wales Opera continue to survive against the odds, and this small-scale but lively evening is full of wit and strong singing

The Guardian - UK

Down Cemetery Road review – Emma Thompson is magnificent in this thriller from Slow Horses’ creator

The Oscar winner’s turn as a no-nonsense private investigator is a role model for women everywhere. She really shines alongside Ruth Wilson in this pacy, twisty thriller based on Mick Herron’s debut novel

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One third of children in parts of Kenya severely malnourised as aid cuts worsen crisis

Exclusive: Data from Save the Children reveals a devastating shortages of food in affecting tens of thousands of infants under the age of five

The Independent UK

Oasis reunion reminds Boy George of late mother's love for the band

Boy George exclusively revealed to BANG Showbiz that he and his family were shocked to discover his late mother Dinah was a fan of Oasis and knew all the words to the reunited band's iconic tracks during family Christmas celebrations in 2021.

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The week in classical: Trouble in Tahiti + A Quiet Place; The Turn of the Screw; Sinfonia of London/Wilson – review

Total commitment carries Bernstein’s uneven suburban double bill; ignore the added subtext and savour ENO’s musically outstanding Turn of the Screw; and Rachmaninov as you’ve never heard him…

The Guardian - UK

Trouble in Tahiti/A Quiet Place review – strong performances but Bernstein’s uneven pairing makes for a long evening

Henry Neill and Wallis Giunta captivate as the miserable married couple of Bernstein’s unsettling 1952 opera, but even clear orchestration, sumptuous vocals and compelling acting can’t make the later A Quiet Place a convincing work

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Labor barks out a pro-dog message - but will it get tails wagging?

Labor promises upgrades of dog facilities if it wins the election

The Canberra Times

Neighbor Goes Above And Beyond To Break A Same-Sex Couple Up, Starts A War He Can’t Win

An epic street battle broke out between two women in love and one very entitled man. Paint, police, and pride flags became the order of the day, in what could be described as an extreme fight for equality. The post Neighbor Goes Above And Beyond To Break A Same-Sex Couple…

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Rare Singles by Benjamin Myers review – lost souls at a Scarborough soul weekender

A forgotten Chicago singer strikes up an unlikely bond with a Yorkshire supermarket worker in this deceptively simple tale of human connection

The Guardian - UK

Rare Singles by Benjamin Myers review – northern soul and second chances

Once again, the author of Cuddy develops a deep sense of place, for a story that takes joy in its characters and their passions

The Guardian - UK

A foe from the future is gunning for Batgirl in Birds of Prey #6

They're coming to get you Barbara...

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High Society review – a fizzing cocktail of comedy, Cole Porter and emotion

The stage adaptation of the Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra film is brought to life by a full-of-verve cast in Joseph Pitcher’s fine revival

The Guardian - UK

Bird Life by Anna Smaill review – where trauma meets talent

A Booker-nominated author’s speculative study of genius, grief and special powers fails to fly

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Evening Standard

Trouble in Tahiti at Arcola Theatre review: a score riddled with irony

Taut, inventive production creates spaces for characters to brood

Zenger

Asteroid City Review – Wes Anderson’s Style Loses All Subtance

Wes Anderson has been responsible for some of the most pretentious movies that have come out over the last 15 years.

The Canberra Times

What Dhulwa staff want the public to know

Dhulwa has been the subject of intense scrutiny.

Birmingham Post

Third generation chair of agricultural machiney specialist Peacock and Binnington passes away

Michael Peacock, who devoted much of his life to the family firm - 'steering the course for many decades' - was 89.

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Alzheimer's disease has no cure — but unproven treatments claim otherwise

Frustrated by a lack of mainstream medical treatments, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia patients look to unproven alternatives that promise to end and reverse these incurable diseases.

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Patty Sheehan’s sensational flip highlights true final leap at the Dinah, where past champions soaked it all in at Chevron Championship

“Do it! Do it!” fans screamed as a foursome of past champions huddled on the back of the 18th green.

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The Dinah deserves an epic finish. Is there a more popular choice than Lexi Thompson to deliver it?

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