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Madam Miaow at Apples & Snakes Jawdance tonight

Oops! Forgot to mention I’m doing a ten-minute poetry slot for Apples and Snakes this evening at Jawdance, Rich Mix in Shoreditch. Say hi if you;re passing by. 7.30pm Wednesday 19th January 2011Rich Mix35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LALondon, United Kingdom Jawdance on Facebook Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home Anna’s

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Ferdinand Mount’s ‘Orwell on the Oligarchs’ lecture: how George would have loved the Tory cuts

Well, I saw this coming a mile off. I knew that Ferdinand Mount was a novelist, Sunday Times columnist, Thatcher-era Tory grandee and former TLS editor when I heard him deliver his talk on ‘Orwell and the Oligarchs’ last night at the annual George Orwell Memorial Lecture hosted by Birkbeck. However, I had no idea

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Hungry Ghosts theatre review: China from the outside

Anna Chen – Wednesday, 17 November 2010 Hungry GhostsWritten and directed by Tim Luscombe10 Nov – 11 Dec 2010Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond Director/playwright Tim Luscombe sets out his agenda in the programme for Hungry Ghosts, his new play about human rights in China. “We should remember that China’s current leadership is in power only because

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Gauguin at the Tate review: Derek & Clive go to the pictures

I finally saw the Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) exhibition at the Tate Modern yesterday and, yep, it had more breasts than a Bernard Matthews turkey farm. It’s an interesting look at a former impressionist who predates Matisse in his use of colour and the surface plane of the canvas. Murkier than the great colourist or even

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