'JUST DO IT - And That Means Environmental Action, Not Trainers' by Charlie Phillips

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Photograph by Mini Mouse

Environmental activism has changed the game in the last year. The third Heathrow runway has been defeated, renewable technology is being encouraged as a trump over NIMBY planners, and a post-oil world is being serioulsy considered – albeit with a little help from BP’s careless drilling. The tedious anti-scientific rhetoric of climate deniers hasn’t drowned out the clamour from noisy climate campers and activists.

Zoe Catherine Kendall on 11/06/10 with

The mind is such a soft, vulnerable place. Despite having no tangible location, at times one can feel it's physical form acutely. Porous, sometimes spongey and very susceptible, a lair beyond the visible world, and yet endlessly affected by external landscapes.

Zoe Catherine Kendall on 06/06/10 with

Zoe Catherine Kendall on 31/05/10 with

Welcome to THE PROCESS - a creative dialogue between you, me and the world. This dialogue is streaming from my newfangled blog 'Zoe via..?' which can be found at .... Below are some early post excerpts to set the scene for a new audience. The aim is to engage. Together we can do this.

Zoe Catherine Kendall on 26/05/10 with

James 'Spencer' Cowan on 24/05/10 with

on 17/05/10 with

Interview by Barnaby Thornton. Photographs by Kiril Bikov.

Noblesse Oblige are so unafraid of exploring new musical horizons, these xenophilous entertainers of worldly pop even make Dr.Who look like a mere pillock in a police box.

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MUSIC FEATURE: Schumann's Anatomy: a celebration of the anniversary of Robert Schumann by Fiona Halliday

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Music and madness have ever been allies: the composer, Robert Schumann, born 200 years ago this June, is our otherworldly tiptoeing genius plagued by celestial harmonies and voices from beyond the grave. It is surely no coincidence that his music ripples eternally through the filmscapes of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and ‘Willow’.

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THEATRE REVIEW: 'Elegy For Young Lovers' by Deborah Grayson

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My first memory of Fiona Shaw is as the repressed school ma'am lusting after Tom Selleck in Three Men and a Little Lady, a performance that at 3 I found deeply disturbing. There is an element of this nervous sexuality in her production of Elegy for Young Lovers, the fourth co-production between the ENO and Young Vic following Lost Highway, Punch and Judy and After Dido, which is showing at the theatre until the end of next week.

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REPORT: 'In the Shadow of Wembley Stadium' by Fiona Halliday

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