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Thursday, 18th March 2010

Oslo: City Break and Ski Break - all in one!

Performing Arts

To understand Shakepeare's later work we must note the close links between the Bard and his Scottish king, James VI and I THIS week, the prestigious Arden Shakespeare series has been making headlines. The third edition of the heavily annotated scholarly volumes will include an unfamiliar title: Double Falsehood, or The Distressed Lovers.

Comedy review: Stewart Lee FRANKIE Boyle would have you believe that comics hitting 40 lose their potency, the righteous anger that compels them to mock the Queen's anatomy on comedy panel shows.

Theatre review: East of the Sun and West of the Moon FIRST, let's be clear that there are plenty of good things about this attractive children's show, pulled together by the Edinburgh-based shoestring group Liminal Theatre, and playing at the Roxy Art House last weekend and this.

Interview: Peter Brook , director TO GET to Peter Brook's office, you come in off a grimy Parisian street at the back of the Gare du Nord, head along a nondescript corridor, cut across the stage of the Bouffes du Nord – half faded glamour, half rough-and-ready empty space – befo

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