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Nish Kumar is a veritable gentleman. But that doesn't mean he's not prepared to chat about the awkwardness of watching sex scenes with his parents. Or the consequences of binge drinking on late night train travel. Or how to correct someone who is incorrectly racist.
We sent Gemma Hall to see Moulettes in action this weekend- here's what she thought of them alongside some of her great photographs.
Reading the papers on a Sunday is one of life’s great simple pleasures. While the busy working week is usually limited to the headlines of BBC News or a cursory glance at the Metro, Sunday provides the optimal chance to indulge in every news story available no matter how big or small; important or trivial. “Giant ghost-rat terrorising small Derbyshire town”? Sure I’ll read it! I’ve got the time!
Des O'Connor started his career in the Cambridge footlights alongside the likes of Mitchell & Webb and Sacha Baron Cohen but quickly skipped to the screens of MTV UK and the airwaves of Radio 1 where he was crowned the King of Cabaret. Now he’s working with Tom Gravett and Café de Paris to create two of the most exciting cabaret evenings in the capital in 2014.
Boys, bad habits and chastity are all on the agenda as Once a Catholic opens at the Tricycle Theatre this month and the play promises plenty of laughs with direction from the one and only Kathy Burke. Amy Morgan plays convent school girl Mary McGinty. We caught up with her between rehearsals to find out more.
