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Meridian Episodes

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    Shared Experience and The Seagull

    Shared Experience's The Seagull by Chekhov is reviewed by Robert Cushman

  2. Rushdie Wins Booker Prize

    Midnight's Children wins the Booker Prize and its author Salman Rushdie is interviewed

  3. Martin Sherman's Cracks

    Michael Coveney reviews two plays: Martin Sherman's Cracks and Ellen Dryden's Harvest

  4. The Art of Kurt Schwitters

    Report on an exhibition of the revolutionary German artist's work

  5. Roll on Four O'Clock

    Colin Welland's play Roll on Four O' Clock is reviewed by Benedict Nightingale

  6. Sculpture you can touch

    Sculpture for the Blind at the Tate Gallery, London, plus Cartiass by Arnold Wesker

  7. The Sound of a Serpent

    Sounds of early instruments, plus an interview with JP Donleavy

  8. Samson and Delilah 鈥� the opera

    Samson and Delilah by Camille Saint-Saens and Tibetan Inroads by Stephen Lowe

  9. Gwen John, an Artist Alone

    Welsh artist Gwen John, Oblomov by Nikita Mikhalk and Murray Perahia's Bela Bartok

  10. John Cage 鈥� For the Birds

    For the Birds: John Cage in Conversation with Daniel Charles

  11. Tom Stoppard's On the Razzle

    Interview with Tom Stoppard about his play On the Razzle

  12. From El Greco to Goya

    Heaven's Gate directed by Michael Cimino and Tattoo You by The Rolling Stones

  13. Falstaff on the Fringe

    David Buck as Falstaff, Loose Ends by Michael Weller, and In Dreams by Adam Williams

  14. What does it mean to be Good?

    What it means to be "good" is the subject of C. P. Taylor's new play set in Nazi Germany

  15. On the moral High Ground at the Venice Film Festival

    Films with a high moral tone were in favour at the Venice Film Festival this year

  16. Chronicle of a Showbusiness Dynasty

    How the Winogradsky brothers became the Grades and transformed showbusiness

  17. Shakespeare double bill at Stratford

    Titus Andronicus and Two Gentlemen of Verona make a Shakespeare double bill at Stratford

  18. Satire on stage and page in Edinburgh

    A new production of The Beggar's Opera and prints and paintings by Honor茅 Daumier

  19. The Price of political Protest in Schneider's November

    Rolf Schneider's heroine's life is not the same after she protests, in his novel November

  20. Reviving P. G. Wodehouse, the playwright

    Bertie Wooster's creator also wrote plays and one is revived by the Bristol Old Vic

  21. John Huston directs Under the Volcano at last

    Will the film Under the Volcano enjoy the same following as Malcolm Lowry's cult novel?

  22. How Children of a Lesser God became a landmark for the Deaf

    Playwright Mark Medoff on writing Children of a Lesser God for a deaf friend

  23. Highlights of Edinburgh Festival's Fringe

    Some of the nearly 500 shows making up the Fringe at the Edinburgh International Festival

  24. Mistress of Dialogue and Satire: novelist Christina Stead

    Time to reappraise novelist Christina Stead, a writer capable of "devastating satire"

  25. Sean O'Casey's Gunman echoes down the years

    The new resonance of Sean O' Casey's 1923 play The Shadow of a Gunman

  26. Edinburgh Festival Special

    Bach's St Matthew's Passion, Jean Racine's Britannicus, and jazz legend Oscar Peterson

  27. There's Much Ado before the Happy Ending

    The new production of Much Ado doesn't ignore the play's darker undertones

  28. A Bequest of Old Masters on Show

    The Old Masters left to the nation by a Count are now on show at the Courtauld Institute

  29. Love and Death 鈥� on Stage and Page

    Tristran and Isolde is the first of the tragic romances reviewed this week

  30. Cecil B. DeMille 鈥� a Director of Epic Proportions

    Cecil B.DeMille, master of the silver-screen epic, was born 100 years ago

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