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Speaking Truth To Power: The Revolutionary Potential Of Theatre
Soho theatre’s pop-up soapbox inspired a raft of brief yet pointed speeches. The project’s 2017 tour of London venues couldn’t come at a better time The down...
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A Tribute To The Artist who Sketched And Illuminated India’s National Emblem
Next time you see the national emblem of India, think of a young artist shuttling a hundred kilometres a day for about a whole month, braving the crowds, dust and grime of 194...
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It’s Funny Because It’s True: Fact-Based Comedy Can Affect Audiences
Can stand-up comedy be a platform for investigative journalism? It may seem like an odd question, but that’s exactly what The Center for Investigative Reporting and WFMU...
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When Music Festivals Clash
When you have only 365 days in a year and probably three times the number of films on offer, you’re bound to clash with another film sooner rather than later. That&rsquo...
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Theatre Travels To Spaces Unlimited
There are two ways to look at the theatre scene in Hyderabad. One is to feel disappointed that the stage is still not on a par with Mumbai or Bengaluru. The other is to be ins...
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19 NonFiction Books From 2016 That Will Expand Your Mind
While we do love our fiction at HuffPost Arts & Culture, 2016 ushered in ample nonfiction work that’s just as worthy of your time and eyeballs. What many need after ...
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Fishing For Stories Of The Earth
Four years ago, Scottish geologist Iain Stewart made his first ever visit to Kerala along with a BBC crew in search of karimeen, the backwater fish that’s also a favouri...
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Pedro Almodovar Has Made 20 Films And Is Still Making Great Ones
Is there anyone like Pedro Almodóvar? For those who know his work—and for a sometimes-experimental queer Spanish director, that’s more people than you&rsquo...
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How To Be A Storyteller: 5 Questions Social Change Makers Needs To Ask
Regardless of your political leanings, it’s clear that this election cycle was defined by stories—driven by strong characters and rooted in conflicting narratives....
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We think words mean power, and so should you. Through Project Literacy, GOOD and Pearson are building partnerships for a more literate future. Follow the #ProjectLiteracy hash...
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