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Problems Problems Problems
So, what exactly is a problem play? Some of Shakespeare's plays just don't fit into the conventional categories of Tragedy, Comedy and...
Eddie Hewitt
Jul 30, 20194 min read


The Other Art Fair
Sunday 7th July 2019, Kings Cross. The Other Art Fair, promoted by Saatchi Art, offers a regular opportunity in London (also in...
Eddie Hewitt
Jul 22, 20194 min read


England, finally
Things like this never happen to England. Or rather, they never happen for England. But we have just won the Cricket World Cup. Oh my!...
Eddie Hewitt
Jul 16, 20197 min read


Peter Gynt
The National, Friday 5th July 2019. Review. Nobody wants to be average, least of all Peter Gynt, the star of his own world in a reworking...
Eddie Hewitt
Jul 10, 20194 min read


Small Island
The National Theatre: Wednesday 29th May 2019. Review. The Olivier set is limited. At first, all we have is a projected sea. The voyage...
Eddie Hewitt
Jun 2, 20194 min read


Small Island - Tonal Balance
...and why Andrea Levy would have loved this production at The National. Before going to see Small Island at the National I had seen...
Eddie Hewitt
Jun 2, 20194 min read


Richard II
Women of the world unite and...fight? Review: Shakespeare's Globe, 5th March 2019 I cannot recall exactly when, but at some point I gave...
Eddie Hewitt
Mar 10, 20196 min read


The Story of England?
Probing nationality, race, gender and universality Much has been made of Richard as the great play about England. This seems rather bold....
Eddie Hewitt
Mar 10, 20197 min read


Don Quixote
Royal Shakespeare Company at the Garrick Theatre, London Saturday 26th January 2019 Review Cervantes is sometimes accorded a similar...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 31, 20194 min read


Mary Queen of Scots
Movie Review: 5 stars The Guardian film critic Pete Bradshaw was disgruntled by the lack of balance in this film. It’s true, Queen...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 25, 20193 min read


Art Rooms 2019
Review Meliá White House Hotel, 11th to 13th January Art Rooms promised to be extra special for me this year. Having reviewed the...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 20, 201911 min read


Art Rooms 2019
Part 2: Hard to leave out... Due to the exceptionally high standard of art on display at the event, Connected Cultures is including in...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 20, 20193 min read


Art Rooms 2019
Part 3: Returning Favourites It was a great pleasure to encounter three of my all time favourite Art Rooms exhibitors again at the 2019...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 19, 20193 min read


Macbeth
Royal Shakespeare Company, The Barbican, 29th December 2018 Review One word springs to mind. Understated. Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s...
Eddie Hewitt
Jan 4, 20195 min read


Annual Awards 2018
The First Annual Connected Cultures Awards 2018 Recognising excellence, as perceived in the Connected Cultures world, defined by...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 31, 20189 min read


Cultural Connectivity Awards
The Inaugural Connected Cultures Special Award for Cultural Connectivity 2018 With this award we are celebrating excellence in Cultural...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 31, 20184 min read


Macbeth: a national favourite
In many ways Macbeth is the most popular of Shakespeare’s Big Four tragedies. Maybe of all his plays. Hardest to get tickets for at the...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 24, 20185 min read


Words of the Year 2018
Connected Cultures Favourites: A selective review of the year, focusing on the words, names and phrases that have found a special place...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 23, 20185 min read


Othello
Shakespeare's Globe, Monday 8th October 2018 Review A tragedy at The Globe is invariably a triumph, especially when it’s one of the...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 10, 20185 min read


Racism in Othello
In my review of the production at the Globe Theatre in the autumn of 2018, I posited the theory that Othello is not essentially about...
Eddie Hewitt
Dec 10, 20189 min read
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