Little Atoms Round-Up (the we are unstoppable edition)
Eurovision history, marriage equality, an ode to Balustrade Lanyard, hemp pizza, a personal insight into dementia and half-price tickets for a fascinating new theatre production
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What happened when the world's biggest song contest descended an Irish village?
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The Ireland That We Dreamed Of
Irish emigrants felt nervous and powerless ahead of the equal marriage referendum
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Dementia: "What you see of me is what I really am"
To mark Dementia Awareness Week, we present an exclusive extract from the Hard Word Box
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Hemp for victory!
The versatile but sometimes maligned crop is making a comeback across Europe
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Little Atoms weekly round-up (the state of the nation edition)
As the new government gets to work, we focused on the questions facing Britain. Plus, our weekly podcast and a new play
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Nina Feldman is a multi-disciplinary artist trained in performance making, physical theatre and stage design. In her native South Africa she developed an enthusiasm for performance that is driven by the body in space and has political and social weight. She has experience in diverse fields such as music and lighting and brings these skills into her performance making.
Nina Feldman is a multi-disciplinary artist trained in performance making, physical theatre and stage design. In her native South Africa she developed an enthusiasm for performance that is driven by the body in space and has political and social weight. She has experience in diverse fields such as music and lighting and brings these skills into her performance making.
The anatomy of mass murder
No Feedback, a new play premiering in London, explores the dark process of genocide from incitement to denial
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