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• The Fox and Anchor London: five modern luxury hotels

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 973
  Lisa Grainger reviews the Fox and Anchor a gourmet hotel pub in London with thoroughly downtoearth space and upmarket treats.
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• Architecting at the Barbican

  
  Interval Drinks — Authority: 108
  Architecting , an ambitious exploration of emotional and social repair, is stimulating and exciting and messy and frustrating in equal measure. Devised by the TEAM (Theatre of the Emerging American Moment) in association with the National Theatre of Scotland the piece began life as a BAC Scratch commission in ...
  4 days ago

• Madame says: GREAT COMPANY

  
  madame says — Authority: 128
  Michael Clark has been thrilling his truly diverse audience for 25 years now, and I’m still reeling from last night’s performance at the Barbican. Because I’ve been to nearly every show he’s produced, I’m familiar with and love Clark’s characteristic vocabulary, which is off balance, almost cubist in the ...
  4 days ago

• Grizzly Bear and the LSO/St. Vincent at London Barbican Hall, 10/31/2009

  
  onethirtybpm.com — Authority: 535
  Photos by Anika Mottershaw I had never seen a stage so cluttered as that of the Barbican on the night the London Symphony Orchestra and Grizzly Bear collaborated. Before laying my eyes on the stage it hadn’t quite computed with me that we would be seeing the full orchestra on show. I had expected a stripped ...
  1 week ago

• London Korean Film Festival 2009, and DVD/Blu-ray round up

  
  easternkicks.com — Authority: 118
  This week sees the start of the Barbican’s annual festival focusing on the best of Korean cinema by presenting a brand new batch of box office hits, independent features and animated films from the country. Highlights this year include an exclusive Opening Night Gala Screening of the Director’s Cut of Park ...
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• Grizzly Bear and the LSO, The Barbican, 31/10/09

  
  mapsadaisical — Authority: 418
  A few miles across town, Steve Reich was performing his minimalist masterpiece Music for 18 Musicians. And here I was at the Barbican for a “pop” concert. I think it is fair to say I’d had a few misgivings about my choice of entertainment for this evening. Actually I’d been having my doubts about Grizzly [...]
  1 week ago

• Barbican Double Header review – Slung Low, “They Only Come at Night” and Michael Clark Company, “Swamp” and “come, been, gone” (the Bowie/Iggy/Lou Reed dances)

  
  Life in the Cheap Seats - Webcowgirl's London theatre reviews — Authority: 121
  Friday night marked a brief return to the world of Dance! Theater! Art!, all three of which I packed into one night at the Barbican . My new job is near Old Street, and, wow! The Barbican is just ten minutes walk from my front door! I decided to take advantage of the early start time of the new Slung Low piece ( ...
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• Classical Music Critics - where were you?

  
  One More Take — Authority: 106
  Some of the common subjects that classical music critics and feature writers enjoy banging on about include: orchestras/audiences are too white; classical music isnt treated with enough seriousness in education projects; orchestra outreach projects are more about hip-hop than Haydn; the future of orchestral playing is ...
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• Efterklang & The Britten Sinfonia – Barbican Hall, London 28/10/09

  
  The Line Of Best Fit — Authority: 559
  It’s nice when you accidentally stumble into a show that carries a heightened significance for the performers. I remember seeing Terrorvision in my teens at a sold-out Wolverhampton Civic, and watching their beaming faces as they revealed they’d never played a real ‘hall’ venue with a balcony before. And Los ...
  2 weeks ago

• Michael Clark interview for Come Been and Gone

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 973
  The forner badboy of British dance tells Mark Monahan about his extraordinary career and his eagerlyawaited new work
  2 weeks ago

• Alan Lane on Slung Low and They Only Come Out at Night

  
  London Theatre Blog — Authority: 103
  Alan Lane is the artistic director of the Leeds-based company Slung Low , currently performing They Only Come Out at Night: Visions in the Barbican Theatre’s car park. The company is formed of 7 artists from a wide range of disciplines including prose, movement, video, sound and theatre. In this interview, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Flash Back Flyer - Barbican Dance 1988

  
  Dancehall.Mobi — Authority: 145
  Check out this Dancehall.Mobi exclusive, as we flash back to May 27, 1988, a night called “We Have Only Just Began” featuring Soul Symphony disco an Music Love international t 87 Barbican Road, Kingston 6. Admission $10. Big body girls come wine out. Got a flash back flyer that you want to share? Email it ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Soverign Art Foundation and the Barbican Centre Announce New Partnership

  
  FADwebsite — Authority: 436
  The Sovereign Art Foundation announced a new and dynamic multi-year partnership with The Barbican Arts Centre. For the next three years The Barbican Arts Centre will play host to the annual Sovereign European Art Prize exhibition. This collaboration will commence in June 2010 with The 2009-10 Sovereign European Art ...
  3 weeks ago

• GAS at the Barbican, 16/10/09

  
  mapsadaisical — Authority: 418
  With hindsight, the fact that the Barbican chooses to locate its cinema in what it charmingly calls “The Pit” should have given ample warning that this hour spent in the company of Wolfgang Voigt wasn’t going to be an uplifting one. For music birthed from the German techno scene, Voigt’s GAS project is a dark ...
  3 weeks ago

• English music desperately needs someone to replace the much-missed Richard Hickox

  
  Telegraph.co.uk Culture Blog — Authority: 629
  Tonight’s concert at the Barbican by the City of London Sinfonia marked the official launch of the Richard Hickox Foundation. It’s hard to believe it’s nearly a year since the conductor’s sudden death at the age of sixty. His 300 CDs (not far short of one a month across his professional career) mean that he ...
  3 weeks ago

• Raoul at the Barbican Theatre review

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 973
  James Thiérrées Raoul at the Barbican Theatre is based on a dreamy threadbare scenario. Rating:
  4 weeks ago

• Plymouth’s inclusive youth theatre company, Strictly Collaborative at the Barbican, needs young people

  
  People's Republic of South Devon The Peoples Republic of South Devon — Authority: 140
  Strictly Collaborate , the professional youth theatre company based at the Barbican Theatre, Plymouth, is looking for four or five young people aged between 13 and 25 to complete the company for its current project due to begin in November. Strictly is the first inclusive company in Plymouth, and they are also ...
  4 weeks ago

• Les Arts Florissantss Dido & Aeneas at the Barbican review

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 973
  Purcells Dido performed by Les Arts Florissants at the Barbican needs to be concentrated for the closing Lament to have its proper effect. Rating:
  4 weeks ago

• Artist installs replica bunker

  
  1stAngel Arts Magazine — Authority: 154
  A Polish artist has installed a replica of a giant bunker in the middle of London’s Barbican arts centre. The traumatic history of the Second World War and the Cold War is reflected in the work of Robert Kusmirowski, who is one of Europe’s leading installation artists. David Hannah went along to meet the artist ...
  4 weeks ago

• Robert Kusmirowski’s Bunker @ The Barbican

  
  the POLSKI blog — Authority: 400
  The cultural autumn in London will have a distinctly Polish flavour. And you don’t even need to look far. A new Polish movie called ‘Tricks’ is on general release now and it’s getting good reviews. Dulwich Picture Gallery is having an exhibition called The Polish Connection. This from their website: In ...
  8 weeks ago

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